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Judicial Interpretation on Patent Infringement Trials Issued by the Supreme People’s Court

China’s Supreme Court has issued its judicial interpretation on the application of law to patent infringement dispute trials. The interpretation is the Court’s first for the country’s new patent law.

IP Owners Cheer Changes to China Customs’ Enforcement

Recent changes in China Customs’ enforcement of intellectual property rights promise to benefit the holders of IP rights – including copyrights, China-registered trademarks and substantively examined and China-registered patents...

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Dealing with Ambush Marketing

Apple Opposing Stylized ‘W’ Mark

China May Lose Out on Volvo; Ford Cites IP Concerns

Brinton Scott Has Joined Barlow Lyde & Gilbert

Suhaimi Lazim Has Joined Azmi & Associates

Harnessing Exuberance

The Philippines – with its Western outlook and vibrant creative energy – often sees itself as a potential workhouse to the world. Successive governments have failed to crystallize Filipinos’ hungering for prosperity &ndash...

How to Host a Harry Potter Party and Not Offend Warner Bros

Warner Bros made headlines last Halloween when it sent a cease and desist letter to a London woman, ordering her to stop planning two Harry Potter-themed dinner parties. Hamish Fraser and Kate Morton examine whether a Harry Potter party wou...

Domain names as IP

Domain names are part of a company’s intangibles and have become a valuable intellectual property. Jannik Skou and Casper Thomsen explore why they need professional handling. “In the past fe...

Inovia Is Offering PCT National Stage Entry Into The Philippines and Georgia

Boston University Honoured Ed Kelly

Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge Has Announced The Addition Of Four Members

Tweaks to Japan’s IP Regime Expand Owners’ Rights

In Japan, the law isn’t known for changing quickly. Amendments to several IP-related laws have resulted in a series of minor changes, each designed to better protect the interests of IP rights holders.