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‘Mystery shopper’ aids Saudi authorities in IP rights enforcement

Programme helped authorities issue nearly US$400,000 in fines.

Trademark filing goes online in Pakistan

The e-filing system is part of IPO-Pakistan’s efforts to digitalize functions of IP offices.

Russia: Features of claims for the protection of the right to a brand name in the current practice o...

This article examines the problematic issues that arise in law enforcement practice on the protection of the exclusive right to a company name.

Fashion and IP: What’s in vogue?

In the fashion industry, trends are a constant.

Women need more intellectual property rights awareness, says Cambodian Prime Minister

Consumer is third party missing in trademark court proceedings, says Delhi High Court judge

GI seal to make Guimaras mangoes from the Philippines more competitive, beneficial for farmers

Singapore - Substantiation of Allegation of Bad Faith May Entitle Tribunal to Declare A Trademark In...

Swiss Company Vetements Group AG (the “Applicant”) sought to invalidate the following mark

Philippine noontime show faces IP issues

Television shows, including Eat Bulaga, are confounded with different components which are protected using different intellectual property regimes.

IPOS releases two studies linking IP to good business performance

The findings were released during the 2023 INTA Annual Meeting Live+ which was held in Singapore.

AI does not signal the death of trademarks, IP lawyers say

Speakers at one of the sessions held during the 2023 INTA Annual Meeting Live+ from May 16 to 20, 2023, in Singapore said they believe AI will not be the death of trademarks.

Analysis on the protection of a well-known drug trademark

China’s court recognizes Novartis in Chinese as a well-known trademark

Singapore grows as hub for business and IP activities

As trade increases, as our population grows and consumers become more discerning, trademark filings increase – Minister Edwin Tong

INTA to return to Atlanta for 2024 Annual Meeting

Katie Perry triumphs over Katy Perry in trademark case in Australia

Melbourne IP attorneys discuss key observations from Taylor v. Killer Queen, LLC