Intellectual property ("IP") are intangible assets and their intangible nature can often times make them imperceptible. Be that as it may, IP are all around...

Grace Teoh discusses the groundless threats provisions in the Trademarks Bill 2019.

In the world of design and branding, every detail counts, shaping not only how a brand looks but also how it is perceived.

Do you know that certain acts of intellectual property rights infringement may lead to criminal prosecution in Malaysia.

Although 3D printing technology provides consumers with the ability to customise products anytime and anywhere, it nevertheless has a negative impact on business community and marketplace.

Trademark Protection in Malaysia is mainly governed under the Trademarks Act 2019 ("TMA") and the Trademark Regulations 2019 ("TMR").

In Malaysia, franchising is governed by the Franchise Act 1998 ("the FA 1998") and its objective is to create a thorough registration system to regulate the franchise business in the country.

Peloton Interactive, inc. challenged rival company Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc. by asserting ‘spin' and ‘spinning' as generic terms in the fitness lexicon.

It is beyond question that the COVID-19 pandemic has paved the way for rapid digital adoption across the globe.

There are various forms of Intellectual Property ("IP") that grant recognition or benefits to their creators, such as trademarks, patents, copyrights, etc.

In this digital age, market players are afforded various means of discovering and analysing the use and profitability of certain trademarks. This has led to instances where some market players opt to register...

In the Malaysian business context, Intellectual Property (IP) is ever regarded as important for exclusive rights of innovation, brand recognition, and long-term success.

Over the past few years, Malaysia's fashion industry has experienced a significant transformation, establishing itself as a rising hub for fashion lovers around the world.

Alyshea Low examines the new laws to expunge registrations from the Register.

"Trademark" is defined as any sign capable of being represented graphically, which is capable of distinguishing goods or services of one undertaking from those of other undertakings.

In Malaysia, trademark matters are governed by the Trademarks Act 2019 ("TA 2019"), the Trademarks Regulations 2019 as well as the relevant case law (related to trademark) decided by the courts.

马来西亚《2019年商标法案》("法案")针对《1976年商标法》进行了全面性的修改和修订， 将为马来西亚商标法带来一个全新的面貌。该法案已在下议院

Recently, the High Court in UC Sdn Bhd v Ketua Pengarah Kastam, Malaysia set aside the uplifting of customs value by including royalty payments by the Customs.

Trademark is essentially a form of identity used by a trade and/or that represents a company or product in the course of trading.