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Are We In Wonderland?

In these times of spiralling litigation and the resultant chronic congestion in courts, the concept of speedy litigation might seem oxymoronic. But, with the four-month trial now in India, Pravin Anand explains how the country is moving tow...

Saving The Princess

The popularity of video games is on the rise globally, and especially in places like India, where the video game industry is expected to grow 32% by 2014. Rahul Chaudhry reports on legal issues facing the burgeoning sector, and attempts bei...

IP and Competition Law: The Battle of The Titans

In the first of its Intellectual Property & Competition Law Luncheon seminars, Baker & McKenzie lawyers Isabella Liu and Martin Commons discussed the clash between IP rights and competition law in Hong Kong and China, some of the anti-compe...

Comparing Composite Marks

Singapore’s High Court has handed down a decision resolving a trademark infringement case between two pork noodle stalls. In the context of composite trademarks, says Ankur Gupta, the case holds particular importance.

The Name Game

In Vietnam, Intel has waged an aggressive war not only against infringing trademarks, but against companies which have adopted trade names that contain the word Intel. Do Anh Tuan and Isaac Stein Simpson report from Ho Chi Minh City.

Asian Paints Wins Over Asian Bird

Trademark Issues on the Internet

SubAir Mark Expunged from Register

APEC Launches Cross-border Data Privacy Initiative

Helen Tang Has Joined Wilkinson & Grist As Partner

Chew Phye Keat Is Elected President Of The Malaysian Intellectual Property Association

Hogan Lovells Has Entered Into a Formal Association With Ulaanbaatar

Daniel Greif Has Been Named Senior Counsel At Siam Premier International Law Office

New Zealand-Based Kensington Swan Has Opened Its First Office In The United Arab Emirates

Mary Huser Has Joined Bingham McCutcheon