The Customs Committee strengthened control over the suppression of the import of counterfeit pharmaceutical products.

According to the law, the courts should have the right to reduce compensation at the request of the defendant taking into account all the circumstances relevant to the case.

The road map includes 24 measures focused on the development of the intellectual property concept.

Within the framework of the EEU Russia will create a unified register of pharmacologically active substances protected by a patent for an invention.

From January 1, 2021 a ban will be introduced on the clearance under the customs regime release for free circulation of goods included in the foreign countries rapid alert systems for dangerous goods.

Under the Law "About making changes and additions to some legislative acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan" dated January 14, 2021 under № ЗРУ-666 current edition of the Law "About personal data"...

A webinar on "Registration of medicines under the EAEU: the new reality. Challenges and prospects" with participation of Legalmax experts was held. The trend and development of the EEU pharmaceutical market...

In today's competitive digital marketplace, intangible assets like technological solutions, brand identity, and original content define a company's true value. Without proper legal registration and protection, businesses face significant risks from unfair competitors who may copy products, steal customers, and cause severe financial damage. Professional legal expertise transforms ideas and brands into protected capital through comprehensive registration, patenting, and dispute resolution strategies.

According to the Decree of the Cabinet of Minister No. 810 from 09 October 2017...

We would like to inform you regarding the recent revisions in government fees pertaining to trademarks in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

In today's digital economy, intangible assets like unique developments, brands, technologies, and design solutions often represent the primary value of a business. Without proper legal protection, companies risk losing their competitive advantage, client base, and reputation to unfair competitors who may copy their innovations.

Since January 01, 2018, submission of confirmed facts of infringement of intellectual property rights in any of the Eurasian Economic Union countries, became a prerequisite for granting a customs protection in Kazakhstan. The requirement limited rightowners from applying boarder measures.

According to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers dated May 20 (PKM-322), a new stage of mandatory labeling of consumer goods will start from June 2021, and will cover pharmaceutical products, beverages and household appliances.

Since April 1, 2021 at the Intellectual Property Agency under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan introduced a procedure for accelerated examination of applications for granting...

Starting from October 2018, right holders, applicants and all other interested parties are able to receive free information on trademark applications filed for registration in Kazakhstan according to the national procedure.

The Senate of Kazakhstan approved the ratification of the Treaty on Trademarks, Service Marks and Appellations of Origin of Goods of the Eurasian Economic Union dated 03.02.2020 (Treaty on the TK EEU) on March 18, 2021.

Modern businesses face escalating risks in the digital environment, from copyright infringement to confidential information leaks. Understanding how to implement comprehensive legal protection across all asset categories—including intellectual property, personal data, and competitive practices—has become essential for companies operating in e-commerce and digital markets.

On 18 January 2026, Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 230-VIII "On Artificial Intelligence" dated 17 November 2025 (hereinafter — the "Law") enters into force.

Changes were made to the legislation of Ukraine with regard to the legal protection of inventions.

One of the main concerns of many foreign rights holders in Ukraine is the issue of extending the validity of a trademark certificate and the status of previously registered patents.