IP experts have come together in Asia-Pacific IP Focus to provide insight into IP developments for 2021 and beyond.
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Sponsored by FirstLaw PC
Kye Young Lee of the Korea Trade Commission and Hyoun Ja Park of FirstLaw PC introduce the remedies that can be sought by IP holders against unfair international trade practices involving IP infringement through the KTC’s proceedings -
Sponsored by DEQI Intellectual Property Law Corporation
Yanling Zhou of DEQI Intellectual Property presents a case study to depict how an applicant should seek to respond to an office action of an obvious substantive defect
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Archana Shanker and Aastha Koolwal of Anand and Anand assess the strict interpretation of Section 59 of the Indian Patent Act and explore the limits of claim amendments allowed in India
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Sponsored by Shiga International Patent Office
Kenji Tanaka of Shiga International Patent Office conducts a statistical analysis of the effectiveness of arguments for inventive step in the Japan Patent Office examination
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Sponsored by Shiga International Patent Office
Shimpei Kuroda of Shiga analyses data on applications for AI inventions, examining AI’s use in fields as various as traffic control and medical diagnosis
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Businesses will need to think carefully about how to draft claims for computer-implemented inventions – and may need to protect them as trade secrets, says Managing IP’s Karry Lai
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Managing IP’s Karry Lai talks to China IP specialists who say that trademark squatting, patent quality and IP securitisation are priorities to focus on
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Managing IP's 2020 Asia-Pacific IP Focus reflects a number of exciting IP developments in jurisdictions as various as India, China, Japan, Australia and South Korea. It also addresses the practical aspects of navigating the different legal systems in this region. Artificial intelligence is a seminal topic in this Focus as countries respond to its increasing use and grapple with how to protect it under IP law.
