Sector
Trademarks
Implications of Cantarella Bros v. Modena Trading
15 December 2014
China Adopts Well-Known Mark Status
18 December 2014
Eu Yan Sang International Won Trademark Case In Hong Kong And China
18 December 2014
2014 Asia IP Awards Winners Revealed
22 December 2014The winners of the 2014 Asia IP Awards have been announced. Gregory Glass reports from Penang, where he catches up with the winners.
The Puzzle of Common “P”
22 December 2014
Hong Kong Launches Domain Monitoring Service To Protect Online Brands
23 January 2015
Open Arms
19 December 2014The past three years have seen the predominant ideology in Latin America shift from one of isolationism and trade substitution to one of trade liberalization and market openness, making the market more attractive than ever to foreign invest...
Taiwan Sheds ‘Pirate Kingdom’ Label
27 October 2014Over the past two decades, Taiwan has transformed itself from a perennial entrant on the Special 301 Report to a country with a reputation for cutting-edge innovation and high-tech manufacturing. Jeffrey Lee reports on Taiwan’s impressive leap...
The Nominees Are…
10 November 2014It is the time of year to honour the best copyright, patent and trademark firms across 16 jurisdictions in Asia, but besides the celebration, lawyers talk with Johnny Chan about the trends, challenges and tips for working with corporate counsel.
The 2014 Asia IP Awards and Shortlist
13 November 2014The 2014 Asia IP Awards and Shortlist
Protecting Chinese Character Trademarks
18 November 2014With China’s new trademark law recently coming into effect, brand owners should carefully consider ways to effectively combat trademark squatting on Chinese transliterations of foreign brands. Benjamin Choi and Valerie Chan explain.
Hong Kong Prepared To Join Madrid Protocol
21 November 2014
SEIKO... SEIKI... Say What? The Likelihood of Confusion in Singapore
12 September 2014
The Freedom of Use of a Trademark in a Language other than French is Confirmed Thanks to Internation...
12 September 2014The freedom to use a trademark in a language other than French has recently been confirmed. This may sound obvious for non-Canadians, but the bilingual character of Canada and more particularly the laws of the province of Québec were interpreted by a...