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Russian intellectual property law dates back to 1992, when Russia drafted its IP laws with an eye on German legislation.

Having a developed trademark registration system, accompanied by effective legislative enforcement remedies, Russia represents a large and attractive consumer market for various industries.

IP owners express concerns regarding their IP in Russia in the wake of publications in the media.

Following the current political situation and the sanctions imposed on Russia, some Western companies decided to re-consider their trading and other business activities in Russia...

If one takes a bird's eye view of the Russian IP law, one may see that IP law has always been the focus of attention of the law-making bodies as well as the professionals.

Last year the discussion on patenting of inventions in the pharmaceutical field unexpectedly was given a new start.

Currently, an examination system of claimed designations exists in Russia. It provides for a check of at least two main grounds for trademark registrability, namely absolute and relative grounds for refusal...

Almost every jurisdiction provides for a number of grounds for early termination of a trademark registration

According to Article 1482 of Russia's Civil Code, a trademark may be a word, graphic, three-dimensional designation or a combination of these.

It is now impossible to imagine everyday life without the Internet.

Brands, especially famous ones, have always been a bonne bouche for trademark squatters. It is hard to resist temptation to make a profit out of a well-known trademark and the reputation...

In the last two years, the political and economic situation in Russia has experienced constant change, and parallel imports have become a highly debated issue.

According to the Association of Internet Trade Companies (AKIT), in 2023 the volume of online trade in Russia increased by 27.5% and amounted to 6.4 trillion rubles.

On June 4, 2024, the Russian Supreme Court issued a decision that finalized the litigation between KRKA, d.d., Novo mesto (Slovenia), and AstraZeneca AB (Sweden) on invention patent 2643764.

Employee-created intellectual property (IP) assets play an important role in the development of every technology business as well as IP portfolio. Russian domestic laws have specific regulations ...

Nowadays, within the sector of general merchandise, offer surpasses the needs. Consumers have become more sophisticated. It is getting difficult for manufacturers to attract their attention...

The law (Article 1508 of the Civil Code) provides that a trademark protected in Russia based on its state registration or in accordance with an international agreement or used as a trademark, or a...