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Of copyright, Denmark and deepfakes: The Asian experience

Denmark’s deepfake copyright law amendment: Precedent or problematic? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon

Maldives ends era of cautionary notices with landmark trademark law

Companies should review their portfolios now and plan filings early to avoid conflicts – IP advisors

IP lawyer: Nepal at a crossroads between TRIPS obligations and outdated legal requirement

Recent developments involving strict requirement for trademark use that doesn’t align with TRIPS.

A milestone in India: First smell trademark application accepted

Indian regulator prepared to update toolkit when branding evolves, says lawyer.

Singapore High Court elucidates statutory damages in Louis Vuitton ruling

The Singapore High Court strikes balance between deterrence and proportionality: Counterfeiting will not be met with token consequences but statutory damages are to be used proportionately.

Design protection in FMCG: A strategic shield for brand identity

In the FCMG world, packaging isn’t just a container. It’s a conversation.

The importance of taxation in IP valuation

As the Philippine government pushes for commercialization of IP, taxation of intellectual assets becomes increasingly important.

Global brand, local trouble: The challenge of proving a well-known mark in Indonesia

Legal reforms expected to boost investment climate and streamline business licensing procedures.

Individual entrepreneur lost, but at a high price

Bad business practices heat up for South Korean gas-fired boiler maker.

Korean company strikes back

South Korean cosmetics company wins unfair competition, trademark infringement case.

Unlocking the value of intellectual property: IP valuation practice in the Philippines

Intangible assets now make up 90 percent of all business value. IP valuation, as a discipline and practice, is also developing in the Philippines.

IP strategy in the Philippines: The MSME perspective

MSMEs make up 40 percent of the Philippines’ GDP. How well are they protecting their IP? – Editha R. Hechanova and John Raphael Riel

Slim Shady, Swim Shady: Eminem takes Australian beach essentials brand to court

The names sound similar, but brand founder said they followed the right process

2025 Asia IP Awards winners crowned in Kuala Lumpur

The ASEAN Guide to IP Protection: Introduction

With a combined population of over 700 million, growing purchasing power, and some of the world’s fastest-rising economies, the ASEAN region is rapidly emerging as a global powerhouse. – Karen Abraham