Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, names, and images used in commerce.

In today's digital age, where information flows effortlessly and borders are increasingly porous, protecting intellectual property ("IP") is a major concern for businesses.

The strategic use of intellectual property (IP) can play a crucial role in sustaining business growth. By leveraging IP rights effectively, a company can gain a competitive advantage...

The seminar provides some sound advice relating to IP Considerations & Practical Tips for Successful Technology Transfer in Vietnam.

Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology recently published and invited comments on an outline version of a new science and technology law (the "Draft Amended Law")...

In today's information-driven world, the value of confidential business information has skyrocketed. From proprietary trade secrets to sensitive customer data...

Trade secrets can give companies a competitive edge, and are obvious targets for misappropriation.

Vietnam's Decree 186/2026 fundamentally reshapes the country's intellectual property enforcement framework by transferring primary administrative authority from the Ministry of Science and Technology Inspectorate to IP Vietnam.

In today's competitive Vietnamese market, protecting intellectual property (IP) isn't just a legal formality – it's a crucial business strategy.

Distinctive packages, such as the shape of the containers, bottles.

In Vietnam's ever-evolving M&A scene, intellectual property isn't just an accessory—it's often the secret sauce that can make or break a deal.

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On May 4, 2024, the Vietnamese government issued Decree No. 46/2024/ND-CP ("Decree 46") amending and supplementing certain articles of Decree No. 99/2013/ND-CP dated August 29, 2013...

In a world of constant economic uncertainty, foreign investors seem to view Vietnam as a promising land. This is particularly true in the franchise sector.

In the realm of intellectual property (IP) protection in Vietnam, businesses have two primary avenues to safeguard their innovations: trade secrets and patents.

In the traditional non-compete clause, a prospective employee, as part of her commitment to her new employer, agrees that upon termination of employment, she will not undertake any new employment that might be seen to compete with the new employer.

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Alongside the development of the franchise in Vietnam for the past 20 years, the legal frame regulating these activities has been established and improved day by day.

The textile and garment industry is a vital part of Vietnam's economy, and the country has emerged as one of the top textile producers and apparel exporters in the world.