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IP Week @ SG: Challenges and developments in tech-savvy Singapore

Singapore19-10-2017

Following IP Week @ SG, an event hosted by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore in August, the office’s CEO Daren Tang tells WIPR about the key developments and challenges in a technologically advanced city-state.

Minesoft tools for competitive intelligence

International17-10-2017Rahman Hyatt and Olivier Huc

Minesoft offers a range of products that enable companies to better understand the patent landscape in which they operate, as Rahman Hyatt and Olivier Huc report.

Africa's IP system: doing business with the sleeping giant

Africa10-10-2017João Francisco Sá

Africa’s IP systems may be more similar to those of Europe than IP owners realise, making it easier for companies looking to invest in the region, says João Francisco Sá of Inventa International.

Machines, artificial intelligence and IP departments

International10-10-2017Volker Spitz

While artificial intelligence is unlikely to replace IP departments overnight, it may have an increasingly influential role in the medium and long term, as Volker Spitz of Brandstock finds out.

ASEAN: towards greater harmony

Philippines06-10-2017Rowanie Nakan

The Philippines plays an active role in helping to improve harmonisation and cooperation efforts in the area of IP, as Rowanie Nakan of Cruz Marcelo & Tenefrancia reports.

ASEAN: a golden birthday

Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar03-10-2017

With the ASEAN region celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, WIPR assesses how far its IP systems have come and what the future holds.

A milestone year for IP in Turkey

Turkey31-08-2017Cahit Suluk

In one of the country’s most important years for IP owners, Turkey has introduced a host of IP changes, as Cahit Suluk of Cahit Suluk Intellectual Property Law Firm explains.

Brexit: changes ahead for exhaustion of rights

EU, UK04-08-2017Kate O’Rourke and Olivia Gray

If the UK leaves the EU without joining the European Economic Area, the principle of trademark rights exhaustion—as imposed by EU treaties and case law—would cease to apply in the UK, requiring the UK to adopt a new model. Kate O’Rourke of the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys and Olivia Gray of Charles Russell Speechlys report.

The new US administration: still more questions than answers

International, US18-06-2017Travis Johnson

Companies concerned with IP protection and enforcement are wondering what President Donald Trump’s administration will mean for them, says Travis Johnson of the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition.

Risky business: the challenge of patent contingency claims

International12-06-2017Paul J Sutton

While some lawyers may want to avoid taking on patent cases involving contingency claims, others will fancy the adrenalin rush associated with recovering huge monetary rewards. Paul J Sutton of Sutton Magidoff has more.

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