Commencing on 1 August 2020, it is prohibited in Uzbekistan to issue a certificate of conformity for most imported consumer goods without the manufacturer's marking of such goods in the State language of Uzbekistan ...

On April 12, 2021 the Protocol on industrial design protection to the Eurasian Patent Convention of September 9, 1994 entered into force in Kazakhstan.

A strong brand requires years of investment in advertising, packaging, and reputation, yet competitors can easily adopt similar designations to benefit from another's recognition. Understanding the legal framework for trademark registration in Uzbekistan provides business owners with the tools to establish exclusive ownership and protect their commercially valuable designations from unauthorized use.

The Draft Law suggests fundamental amendments in the sphere of intellectual property of the RK as a whole.

In frame of upcoming changes in IP legislation of Uzbekistan new mechanisms of protection of exclusive rights are suppose to be introduced.

Businesses in Uzbekistan face significant risks when their intellectual property—from trademarks and software to original content—is copied, published without authorization, or used by competitors. Understanding how to properly formalize IP rights and implement effective protection strategies can mean the difference between preserving valuable assets and losing control over innovations worth more than physical property.

On February 8, 2024, the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan signed an order amending and supplementing the order dated August 29, 2018, No. 1349...

Businesses face growing challenges in protecting their digital assets as content, databases, and brand identifiers become increasingly vulnerable to unauthorized use online. Understanding which intellectual property assets belong to your company and how to formalize rights to them is essential before disputes arise. This comprehensive guide examines the legal mechanisms available to safeguard copyrighted materials, confidential information, and company designations in the digital environment.

On 03.07.2018 came into force the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Improving Legislation...

Unauthorized use of brands, copied content, and domain disputes often escalate beyond initial demands when infringers refuse to comply or contest ownership. Understanding how to document intellectual property rights, gather evidence, and navigate legal proceedings becomes critical when negotiations fail and businesses must turn to litigation to protect their intangible assets.

The co-defendants in the case were Defendant, the Center for Expertise and the Pharmacy Committee.

On December 26, 2017 the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan signed a new code of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Customs Regulation in the Republic of Kazakhstan» (hereinafter referred to as «the Code») No. 123-VI ZRK.

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.

To go back a year, the Presidential Decree of February 8, 2019 reformed the management system and introduced new procedures in the field of intellectual property.

The amendments introduced to the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On State Duty" significantly modify the method of calculating fees for intellectual property registration.

In Uzbekistan's digital landscape, creative works can be copied within minutes, making proper documentation of authorship critical before commercial use. This guide explores the legal framework for protecting literary...

As both consumers and lawyers dealing with IP infringement cases, each day we face with the fact that many pharmaceutical companies...

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The Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Administrative Responsibility (CAR) has been amended and supplemented by the following rules regarding the violation of rights to intellectual property

Modern companies accumulate valuable intangible assets including unique developments, software, logos, databases, and corporate secrets that often exceed tangible property value. As businesses grow, they face increasing risks from competitors copying solutions, employees taking customer bases, and potential trademark infringement lawsuits.