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Lawyers Say Companies Not Cutting Back … Yet

Securing Intellectual Property During the Credit Crunch

An economic slowdown may be just the time to protect your IP portfolio – or to move it to India.

Hong Kong: Data Leaks Open the Tap for a Drip Of Legislation

The implementation of any of a number of data privacy proposals would mean a more tightly-regulated – and therefore more expensive – environment for the collection and use of personal data.

Leading the Worldwide Fight Against Piracy

Richard Heath, vice president – legal and global anti-counterfeiting counsel at Unilever in London, says developing a global strategy is the next step in the fight against piracy and counterfeiting.  

Protecting a “Monster” Reputation

Tracking Injunction Remedies in Intellectual Property Violations

USPTO, DIPP Join Forces

Men Charged with Violating Copyright Act

Fangda Partners Has Named The Retired Chief Justice Of China’s IP Tribunal Of The Supreme Peop...

Laos Improving IP Law Regulations in Advance of WTO Membership

FPCCI Launches Brands Index Journal

China Tops EU List of Fakes Suppliers

Competitiveness Report Shows Mixed Bag for Asia

The 2012 Trademark Survey

As trademark practitioners around Asia adjusting to new laws, amendments and changes, regional practice is moving closer and closer to meeting international standards. Anna Zhang and Johnny Chan unravel the changes.

Follow the FTA

The Korea-US FTA has led a series of revision on Korea’s IP laws. Anna Zhang looks into the changes made to patent and trademark laws and the implications on the system.