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The Tiger Stirs

Changes in intellectual property laws and practice in India in the last few years have strengthened the country’s IP provisions, but how much teeth does India’s intellectual property regime really have? Gregory Glass reports.

APEX Opened a Korea Desk At Indochine Counsel’s Office

Grace Pan Joined Kaye Scholer As Partner In New York

First Among Equals

With the votes cast and the research compiled, Asia IP names the In-house Counsel making headlines in Asia. Gregory Glass reports.

Which Way for Vietnam?

Five years on from joining the WTO, how effective is Vietnam’s IP regime? With infringing goods prevelant throughout the country, what can international rights holders do to protect their IP assets? Darren Barton reports from Ho Chi M...

“Remote” Remote Gambling: Cloud Computing and Online Gambling Operators

Online gambling operators must be careful about which jurisdiction governs their data when using cloud servers. Jamie Nettleton reports from Sydney.

Double Coin in Dispute

An Indian court has recently affirmed earlier dictum that, in disputes over ownership of a trademark between a manufacturer and an importer or distributor, the decision will depend on the fact of each case. Manisha Singh Nair reports.

Jail for Lady Counterfeiter in Manila

Sanctity of Registration Upheld

ACCC Appeals Google Adverts Decision

United Airways Ordered to Change its Brand

Foreign Publishers, Taobao Team Up to Fight Infringements

Company Makes Claim Against Customs

Beer, Whisky and the Number 8

Sulit Domain Name Dispute Resolved