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Asia IP Unveils Landmark Cases of 2008

03 December 2012

Asia IP Unveils Landmark Cases of 2008

It’s that time of year, when every publication under the sun releases its top somethings of the year. Rolling Stone named the latest by Bob Dylan the second-best album of the year. (The magazine’s top choice was by a band called TV on the Radio, which we’re sorry to admit we’ve grown too old to have heard of.) Time magazine called “change” the top buzzword of 2008, thanks to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. And lifehacker.com has recently released its Most Popular Top 10 Lists of 2008. When someone out there is making a top 10 list of top 10 lists, how could we not release one of our own?
 
So, as the year draws to a close, Asia IP takes a look back at the top IP cases in Asia-Pacific, as nominated by IP lawyers in the region.

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Blake Dawson Yuasa & Hara Shook Lin & Bok Lee & Lee Tilleke & Gibbins International High Court Federal Court Madderns Patent & Trademark Attorneys Beijing Higher People’s Court PRB Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People&rsqu

Law firms

China

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Japan

Malaysia

Philippines

Singapore

South Korea

Taiwan

Thailand

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