Sector

Keeping Your Secrets Safe

You cannot afford to have your trade secrets and critical customer or technical information walk out the door. Cary A Levitt and Jeffrey Schultz examine what you need to do to keep your secrets safe.

Are Your Privacy Terms Worth the Paper They’re Written On?

Personal data regulation takes a front seat for Hong Kong’s banking and finance industry.

Data Exclusivity: A Weapon Against Generics

Baker & McKenzie Has Elected Isabella Liu Partner

Thammares Kittayatham Has Joined Tilleke & Gibbins

Double Coin in Dispute

An Indian court has recently affirmed earlier dictum that, in disputes over ownership of a trademark between a manufacturer and an importer or distributor, the decision will depend on the fact of each case. Manisha Singh Nair reports.

Company Makes Claim Against Customs

IIPA Recommends Adding Brunei, Others to Special 301 List

Ren Yunling Joined King & Wood As Partner in Beijing

Industrial Protection

For some products, securing industrial design protection may not be cost effective, but for any product where the visual appearance provides all or part of the brand identification to the consumer, design protection is as critical as tradem...

MDTCC Seizes RM10 Million in 2011

Keeping Fakes off the Streets

Despite revised laws and stepped up enforcement efforts, intellectual property rights owners still struggle to protect their IP in Asia. Lawyers from around the region tell Gregory Glass why the task remains difficult.

Fake Products, Real Threat

Despite strong intellectual property legislation, India remains a challenging country to protect brands. Ranjan Narula and Rahul Sethi discuss some tried-and-true strategies.

Suppressing Demand

Good laws and good enforcement alone won’t eliminate the demand for fake goods. Gregory Glass examines the challenges countries around the region face in educating consumers about counterfeits.

An Interpretation of New Sino-American Film Agreements