As foreign investment in Southeast Asia continues to surge, Cambodia is emerging as a top destination for businesses looking to expand their reach. However, obtaining trademark registration...

In determining whether a trademark is descriptive in Laos, it is crucial to assess how consumers perceive and associate the mark with the specific goods or services offered...

O.S GmbH is a multinational lighting manufacturer headquartered in Munich, Germany ("the plaintiff").

Cambodia's lack of a customs recordal system means that the customs authorities have not yet received any requests for customs supervision regarding intellectual property rights (IPR) infringement.

As businesses continue to operate in Vietnam, the possibility of being accused of patent infringement is a looming threat. The mere accusation can cause uncertainty and worry for alleged infringers

Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are critical in protecting innovation and creativity, yet enforcing these rights can be challenging, particularly in developing countries...

Customs recordal, also known as customs registration or customs watch or customs supervision, is a procedure that allows trademark owners to request customs authorities to monitor imports bearing infringing or counterfeit trademarks to be imported into a country.

The principle of "burden of proof" is essential to any legal dispute, and intellectual property infringement litigation is no exception.

Laos has been a Contracting Party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (Paris Convention) since October 8, 1998.

As an emerging market in Southeast Asia, Laos is attracting significant foreign investment...

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