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Global tech faces the China-U.S. divide

U.S. and China’s parallel IP rules are forcing global tech firms to rethink strategies. — Cathy Li

From click to code: Who owns AI-generated interfaces?

For the law to remain relevant, it must evolve to recognize human-machine collaboration. – Sauma Tripathi

Preparing your IP for an initial public offering

Is your IP ready to face public markets? — Excel V. Dyquiangco

Patent marketing: Making the most of patent filings

Since patent filing is an investment for the future, countries and inventions to protect should be selected in accordance with the visualized return of the investment. — Aki Ryuka

Intellectual property: A gaping hole in financial reports

Why is IP largely absent from financial statements? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

Drafting clear and effective IP assignments

Common drafting mistakes often weaken the enforceability of IP assignments. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

Evolving IP trends in 2026

AI, green tech and digital innovation are rewriting the rules of IP. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

Designing a trade secret programme

How companies can safeguard their confidential information and competitive edge. – Excel V. Dyquiangco

Agility in strategy: How to be flexible in litigation

Lawyers share their tips and tricks for creating a successful litigation strategy. — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

2025 Asia IP Awards winners crowned in Kuala Lumpur

The controversial gene patent

Should genes be patented? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

2025 Asia IP’s editorial team reveals India’s top IP firms

India’s intellectual property regime has realized substantial improvements in recent years. Asia IP honours the top IP practices in the country with our annual India IP Awards.

Harnessing investor potential in Pakistan

Investors in Pakistan are getting new support through pro bono patent services under the Investor Assistance Program. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

The present and the future of trade secrets

Trade secrets are emerging as powerful shields in industries where patents may fall short. — Excel V. Dyquiangco

Demonstrating non-obviousness in multilayered glass inventions: Insights from experimental data and...

Proving inventive step is not just about having a creative idea. – Ranjan Narula and Survana Pandey