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Registered GI owners in Singapore will now enjoy better protection against unauthorised exploitation by third parties.

The Singapore Court of Appeal recently overruled a High Court decision upholding registration of the trade mark "NIKE" registered by a Spanish Company, Campomar SL (Campomar).

The plaintiff, Virtual Map, is a leading location-based and mapping consultancy company in the Asia-Pacific region, with headquarters in Singapore. It operates the online streetdirectory.com, a popular website that enjoys heavy user traffic daily.

The United Kingdom is finally ready to separate its trade marks and registered design rights from the European Union.

Patent practitioners should include functional features in a claim if there is insufficient experimental evidence provided.

Commissioner of the China National Intellectual Property Administration severely cracked down upon malicious trade marks.

This decision has significant ramifications in relation to patents for computer implemented inventions.

China has allowed the registration of colour-combination trademarks since 2001, but their treatment is still confusing.

In a unanimous decision, the Full Court has decided that the primary judge adopted an incorrect approach when considering whether Hansen's use of MONSTER ENERGY was sufficient to support an action for misleading and deceptive conduct under the Trade Practices Act 1974.

The NZ government proposed an amendment to the Patents Bill, maybe to effect an end to software patents in New Zealand.

Explanation of why one should enlist careful assistance from local TM counsel when designating Thailand in a TM application.

In Australia, the use of datasets to train AI systems could carry with it a significant risk of copyright infringement.

Singapore's Intellectual Property Office has extended its Patent Prosecution Highway pilot with China through 2031 and made its PPH program with France permanent...

For Singapore patent applications, it has been a common practice to make voluntary amendments in particular to the claims, at anytime before payment of the grant fee. The patent applications could proceed to grant even though the amendments were not searched and examined.

Enlisting the careful assistance of local trademark counsel may be a good idea for navigating the Thai DIP's practices.

There are various challenges when considering the Foreign Route option of patent prosecution in Singapore.

Recent case highlights the importance of construing claims using plain English meaning and not adding a gloss to the language.