In-depth Analysis

  • China Shows its Hand
    Anna Zhang looks into China’s intellectual property regime: pluses and minuses between squ...
  • Battling Counterfeits
    Before investing in China, foreign companies want to know how severe trademark infringemen...
  • China Debuts Trademark Law Amendments
    Draft amendments to China’s trademark law are expected to strengthen protection of intellectual property rights and standardize their application and ...
  • New gTLDs Create Opportunity, Threat for ...
    ICANN received more than 1,930 applications for new generic top level domains, many of which will be launched beginning in late 2013 – at a pace of 20...
  • INTA Inches Closer to Hong Kong
    Lawyers around the globe are counting down to INTA’s 2014 Annual Meeting in Hong Kong, the association’s first-ever annual meeting in Asia. Gregory Gl...
  • Holding Back the Tide
    As counterfeiting continues to provide a high-gain, low-risk reward to criminals, IP owners and lawyers alike struggle to stop the tide of fake goods....
  • The Enforcement Conundrum
    Although trademark laws are seemingly sufficient in Asia, successful enforcement action remains a bit of a lottery. Experts share their trademark enfo...
  • Border Enforcement Measures in India
      Intellectual property right holders in India are able to enforce their rights at the border, thanks to laws modeled on those suggested by the World ...
  • Criminal Enforcement of Trademark Rights ...
    At a time when legal costs are escalating, criminal enforcement measures in Singapore and Malaysia are remarkably easy and affordable. Gladys Mirandah...
  • India Joins Madrid
    As India accedes to the Madrid Protocol, Indian IP practitioners are preparing for an expected growth in international applications. Saif Khan explain...
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