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Gearing up for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand

Thanks to strong legislation covering trademarks, copyrights and “major events,” intellectual property owners can rest easy in New Zealand, knowing that their IP rights are safe.

Protecting IP Rights in Sri Lanka

Brand protection has improved greatly for brand owners in Sri Lanka over the past decade. Sudath Perera and Aromi Silva explain the details of the country’s IP law.

IP Enforcement in the UAE

The UAE has tremendous opportunity and resolve to embrace the global developments in intellectual property as a tool for economic development. In consideration of this fact, the country has made effective efforts in the recent past to crack...

Foreign Pharma Companies Face Hurdles in Vietnam

Vietnam’s pharmaceutical industry has huge potential, but numerous IP challenges exist. Thomas J Treutler explains the hurdles foreign pharma companies face in Vietnam.

Branding Regulations in the Indian Food Industry

The Case for Utility Model Patents

Linking Patent Validity to Customs

Considerations for Proving Secondary Meaning of a Nondistinctive Mark

Whiskas Purple Successfully Registered After a Cat Fight in Federal Court

Canadian Companies Seek to Protect IP at Home, Abroad

Samoa Set to Protect Traditional Culture

“Ponni” Not Free For Use, Court Decides

IPO Invalidates Indigenous Trademark