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Central International Law Firm Announces That It Will Change Its Name

The Double Life of Crimefighter Steven Liew

From Singapore cop to battling the bad guys on eBay, Steven Liew lives and breathes the life of a crimefighter. Oh, and he knows a thing or two about intellectual property, too.

Delay and Laches

China Vows to Cooperate in Fight Against Counterfeiting

China Remains Atop List for US IPR Seizures

Tim Smith Is Named Deputy International Service Head For Asia Litigation By Rouse & Co Internati...

Kuek Pei Yee Is Promoted To Partner At Skrine

PCT Applications in China: Increasing Value while Saving Costs

Industry leaders have proven strategies for prospering in challenging times. The present economic difficulties will pass, but companies that forgo protecting intellectual property in China today will be at a deep disadvantage compared to th...

The Grey Market: A Nightmare for Multinational Companies

Keeping a handle on grey market goods can be a nightmare for multinational companies doing business in China. Companies must make efforts to protect their brands, or will face dilution of value, compromised distribution and pricing strategi...

Digitisation: A Legal Quandary for Piracy and Copyright Laws in Singapore

Despite Singapore’s best efforts, its fight against piracy remains an uphill battle. The right balance between rights owners’ and consumers’ needs may never be struck, and society may at some point need to address which si...

Maximising the Ownership and Exploitation of IP Assets During an Economic Recession

When a financial crisis occurs, disruption and mayhem may open the door for a nimble, adaptable company to acquire new IP – and gain market share.

Enforcing Compulsory Licensing provisions under the Copyright Act

Silk Street Market Crackdown Prompts Protests

A Global Responsibility for Change

At a recent brand protection seminar, organised by the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Government's Intellectual Property Department and the European Union Business Information Programme, Nathalie Mo...

IP Lawyers See Grim Year Ahead. Time to Shop Around?

Intellectual property lawyers in China are girding for a difficult year. That’s no big surprise, given the worldwide recession’s impact on China, where factories are closing, the middle class is finding itself unemployed and som...