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Nitto Denko v. Union of India

Malaysian Patent Revoked Due to Lack of Novelty

The Mizuno Trademark Case: The Plight of the Runbird

Despite an opposition filed by Mizuno Corporation, the Office of the Director General (ODG) of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) allowed the registration of the applicant’s mark, Erke and Device. Mizuno is a Japanese firm e...

Expediting Substantive Examination of Taiwanese Invention Patent Applications

When Times are Not Fortunate in Singapore

‘Musical Scales’ in Indian Copyright Law: Introducing the Right to Receive Royalty (The...

Patent Invalidated After Conirming Patent Infringement Not to Overrule Final Judgment: IP Court

The Puzzle of Common “P”

Disclosures During Patent Litigation: To Request or Not To Request?

Jurisdiction Devoid of Boundaries

Eminem Sues New Zealand's National Party for Copyright Infringement

Not a good look … is at worst what the New Zealand public will have thought when the media reported that rapper Eminem was suing the National Party for copyright infringement.

SEIKO... SEIKI... Say What? The Likelihood of Confusion in Singapore

The Freedom of Use of a Trademark in a Language other than French is Confirmed Thanks to Internation...

The 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...

Recent Decision Could Make it Easier to Police IP Rights Against Foreign Infringers

Copyright Ownership is not Monkey Business: Wikimedia and Slater Fight Over Selfie Photographs