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Collection of Evidence of Infringement in Patent Enforcement

Chinese law provides for particular measures to help the IP right owners obtain evidence so that their IP rights can be protected effectively. Deqiang Zhu explains.

INTA Selects Singapore for 142nd Annual Meeting Slated for April 2020

Annual Meeting held in SE Asia for the first time.

Infringers: Profanity War

For the past decade, Asia IP has covered numerous trademark infringement cases. Some have simply been outrageous with a smart use of language and loophole. The aftermath of those cases can linger for a long, long time. Johnny Chan reports.

Enforcing Trademarks in India

The evolving IP and trademark landscapes in India have opened many doors for the effective enforcement of the rights and interests of rightholders. Dheeraj Kapoor explains.

The Campfire Stories of IP Enforcement in China

In part one of a two-part series, seasoned IP practitioners share with Michelle Ko noteworthy enforcement cases – some intriguing, others outright whimsical, and all useful pointers in the rapidly changing landscape.

The Campfire Stories of IP Enforcement Part II

In part two of a two-part series, seasoned IP practitioners share with Michelle Ko noteworthy enforcement cases – some intriguing, others outright whimsical, and all useful pointers in the rapidly changing landscape.

International Litigation Chamber to Hear English Trials

The Best of the Best: Litigation

After extensive consultation with corporate counsel, we present you 26 litigators in 13 jurisdictions around the Asia-Pacific region who we believe are among the best in the region for IP dispute resolution. Andy Leck;...

IP During Challenging Economic Times

The increased realization and dependence on innovation and a strong intellectual property management strategy can be seen in even the smallest of companies up to the biggest multinational corporations in practically any industry as they invest in IP...

Dead Copy in Korea Faces Ex Officio Criminal Action under Amended UCPA

All the IP in the Food World

Patents, trademarks, copyright and even industrial designs do not pertain only to technologies and art but also to the things we eat and drink. Johnny Chan reports.

Sea Freight a Problem for Counterfeit Goods

Counterfeiters are exploiting sea freight loopholes to get potentially dangerous consumer goods into markets around the world. Darren Barton reports from Kuala Lumpur.

Vietnam: IPR-related Corporate Criminal Liability

A newly-updated law in Vietnam provides new responsibilities for corporates, including in areas of intellectual property. Le Quang Vinh explains.

Almost 150,000 IP Cases Reached First Instance in China

Blockchain: The Next IP Battlefield

Blockchain, the technology which underpins bitcoin, shows great promise in the financial services world and beyond, but those in the IP world remain cautious. Simon Lee reports.