New Asia-Pacific IP head Jonathan Chu is eyeing opportunities arising from Chinese technology licensing, overseas enforcement and increasingly IP-heavy cross-border deals
The Delhi High Court’s latest directions offer an opportunity to move beyond remedies against bad-faith registrations and address how suspicious applications are identified in the first place, says Fatima Baig at Lexlinc
Speaking to Managing IP at Via’s Bridge Summit in San Francisco, president Kevin Mack explains why the AI infrastructure boom is forcing a rethink of traditional SEP licensing and FRAND models
Ken Iijima's arrival continues a trend of ex-Pizzeys practitioners joining RnB IP, whose co-founder says independent ownership and a lucrative compensation model have become attractive in a consolidating market
IP firms may be growing more comfortable with external capital, but uncertainty over who could ultimately own the business is complicating the investment pitch
Anna Toh plans to expand Rajah & Tann’s soft IP capabilities, leveraging its Southeast Asia network to support clients on cross-border portfolio management and commercial strategy
Linh Thi Mai Nguyen and Chi Lan Dang of Tilleke & Gibbins analyse three cases that highlight the boundaries between inspiration and infringement, from registered works and cultural heritage to AI-assisted creation
Sean Chen of Liu Shen & Associates examines China’s rules on AI-assisted invention and patent drafting, and how intellectual property practitioners can manage the risks
Ranjan Narula and Swati Dalal of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys explain how Indian startups can support investment, manage risk, and prepare for international growth with a clear trademark strategy
