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First episode of Intellectual Property in the Metaverse.
As from May 8, 2022, the amounts of the individual fee payable in respect of Singapore will change. Those amounts will be...
The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has called on authors, artists, companies and students to produce their own work rather than resort to plagiarism. This is to avoid legal complaints, it said.
News concerning a legal dispute between the EU and China and recent case law from the GC.
Attorneys from Tilleke & Gibbins contributed the Thailand chapter of the recently released Patent Litigation Global Guide, a Q&A-style guide that offers detailed overviews of courtroom and litigation procedure in connection with patent dispute resolution. The guide, which is published by ...
Would you like to read more about the changes that come with the new 2022 Nice Classification implemented by INAPI?
In SingNet Pte Ltd v. Composers and Authors Society of Singapore Ltd [2021] SGCRT 1, a decision issued on 28 December 2021, the Copyright Tribunal of Singapore ("Tribunal") adopted a fourfold framework in determining the appropriate approach to assess reasonableness of a copyright licence rate.
The parties in the mediation Leonid Kovalkov v. JNBK Group Private Limited [2022] SGIPOS MED 1 had been embroiled in several disputes before the Intellectual Property of Singapore (IPOS) since 2012, including several that proceeded to full hearings and resulted in three full grounds of decision.
In 2021, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has recorded the highest-ever number of EUTM applications.
The European Patent Office (EPO) has released two new case studies and a podcast episode looking at successful technology transfer.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY filings rose 11.6% in 2021 to 46,496 as quarantine restrictions eased and allowed more business activity, according to the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL).
With the new release, the IP Enforcement Portal (IPEP) becomes the single e-filing and management point for customs applications for action (AFA) for 24 Member States, with an alternative system for the remaining three (DE, ES and IT).
Would you like to know more about the main findings of this report?
The EU Industry Days is an annual event highlighting industrial frontrunners, ongoing industrial policy discussions and improving the knowledge base of European industry.
This alert provides an update on the status of trademark applications in Myanmar.
A Spanish judgment over a tv show and case law from the General Court.
The EPO has opened a public user consultation on their new Observatory, which is set to contribute to a deeper understanding of important issues related to innovation and the patent system.
The government is reviewing the draft National Intellectual Property Policy in a bid to make the legal instrument more comprehensive and in-depth, and create a more developed and sustainable intellectual property (IP) landscape.
Are you interested in this decision and its influence in future Argentine trade mark cancellations?
On 14-18 February, the AERAP Africa-Europe Science Collaboration Platform will organise a series of meetings as a side event at the European Union - African Union Summit 2022.