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Pravin Anand wins prestigious INTA President’s Award

Pravin Anand wins prestigious INTA President’s Award

08 April 2022

Noida-based Anand lauded for dedicated volunteer work at INTA, landmark IP cases in India.

Michelle Ray-Jones named to Tilleke partnership

Michelle Ray-Jones named to Tilleke partnership

22 March 2022

Bangkok-based IP lawyer advises clients in hospitality, fashion and consumer goods.

Loretta Lau named partner at Deacons in Hong Kong

Loretta Lau named partner at Deacons in Hong Kong

10 March 2022

IP lawyer noted for work protecting trademarks in Hong Kong, overseas

Jian Zhang joins Han Kun Law Offices

Jian Zhang joins Han Kun Law Offices

10 March 2022

Beijing-based partner noted for her work in patent litigation, invalidation and licensing.

Jennifer Dean joins JWS to enhance regulatory team in TMT space

Jennifer Dean joins JWS to enhance regulatory team in TMT space

10 March 2022

Sydney-based lawyer advises on ACCC inquiries and investigation, merger clearance process.

Singaporean tech startup tries to register bird logo, loses trademark battle against Twitter

Singaporean tech startup tries to register bird logo, loses trademark battle against Twitter

08 April 2022

Singaporean technology startup VV Technology lost its trademark battle against Twitter after principal assistant registrar of Trade Marks Mark Lim ruled on March 11, 2022 that the mark it was trying to register is visually similar to that of the glob...

Counterfeit Goods Worth P63 Million Seized In Mall

Counterfeit Goods Worth P63 Million Seized In Mall

06 April 2022

The National Committee on Intellectual Property Rights (NCIPR), which has 15 members aconfiscated P63 million worth of potential counterfeit items inside a mall in Metro Manila, Philippines.

IP rights waiver on Covid-19 products: compromise reached

IP rights waiver on Covid-19 products: compromise reached

06 April 2022

Talks about waiving intellectual property rights for Covid-19-related products are seeing positive developments with India, South Africa, the United States and European Union reaching a compromise in March after 18 months of stalled negotiations.

Japan's IP Experts 2022

Japan's IP Experts 2022

28 February 2022

Japan has long been a favourite jurisdiction for overseas companies to file patent applications. That trend continues, according to a recent report released in late 2021 by the Japan Patent Office, despite a continuing decline in the total number of...

Philippines Launches Incentive Protection Program

Philippines Launches Incentive Protection Program

31 March 2022

The Philippines has launched the Juana Patent and Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs (JPIP) as part of its Women's Month celebrations. The JPIP aims to increase the participation of female inventors and designers in the country's innovation...

2022 IP Profiles Survey

2022 IP Profiles Survey

28 February 2022

In September, Asia IP will publish the 2022 edition of Asia IP Profiles. This guide is the definitive resource for companies trying to identify the best IP practices in the region, and is based on editorial research, and surveys submitted by leading...

Domain names qualifying as IP rights like trademarks?

Domain names qualifying as IP rights like trademarks?

28 February 2022

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” This Shakespeare line in Romeo & Juliet is good so long as it means name is nothing but a name. However, in the corporate world, acquired and fancy names play a n...

Drawing a parallel between aesthetics and functionality for design protection

Drawing a parallel between aesthetics and functionality for design protection

28 February 2022

Like many counties in the world, India has a strong law for protecting aesthetic creations by way of design registration. The design law protects aesthetic creations and not the functionality. There is often a misconception regarding the eligibility...

Asian universities climb the rankings: What does it mean for the region’s IP scene?

Asian universities climb the rankings: What does it mean for the region’s IP scene?

28 February 2022

As universities in the region continue climbing in global rankings, Asia IP asked lawyers in China, India, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Vietnam how the apparent surge of educational quality would affect their IP scenes.

India’s Delhi Hight Court notifies IP Division Rules and Rules Governing Patent Suits

India’s Delhi Hight Court notifies IP Division Rules and Rules Governing Patent Suits

23 March 2022

The Patent Rules simplify and strengthen the procedures for adjudication of patent infringement cases to make them more effective.