Russia:Who owns your trade mark in Russia?

Managing IP Correspondent

June 30, 2001

Rübba Palmos, of Nevinpat St Petersburg, reveals how one Russian company is holding trade mark owners to ransom thanks to a loophole in the country’s law

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