Singapore: Well-known brands enjoy better protection

April 03, 2005

On July 1 2004, Singapore's trade mark legislation was amended to introduce better protection for well-known trade marks. One novelty is the introduction of trade mark dilution. Kevin Wong and Nathan Lau of ECSF explain why this is good news for brand owners

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