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Myanmar: Myanmar’s trademark law journey continues

Almost a year and a half after Myanmar enacted the Trademark Law 2019 on January 30 2019, the same question still lingers in the minds of many brand owners and attorneys: "When will the Trademark Law come into force?"

Managing IP Correspondent, June 26 2020
How many patents do we need? Enough to suit our goals

Michelle Park, senior counsel at Google, delves into how patent strategists should take a use-case-driven approach to building a portfolio

Managing IP Correspondent, June 25 2020
The Top 250 Women in IP 2020

Managing IP reveals this year's leading female IP practitioners in private practice

Managing IP Correspondent, May 29 2020
Analysing non-infringement declaration litigation in China

Bruce Tang of China Patent Agent examines non-infringement declaration litigation, looking at a range of issues including the different steps involved in such disputes, burden of proof, the scope of the claim and jurisdiction

Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2020
How can right holders enforce their IP in China?

Vivian Zhang, Wenwen Wang and Chong He of ACIP examine the different routes available to right holders who want to enforce their IP in China, analysing the administrative protection and civil and criminal litigation processes

Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2020
How do US and Chinese disclosure practices compare?

He Zhao and Jing Zhang of CN-KnowHow compare disclosure practices in the US and China, examining different drafting strategies available to applicants

Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2020
How does Chinese trademark law deal with bad faith?

Fabio Giacopello and Ariel Huang of HFG examine the different articles relating to bad faith in the Trademark Law, including malicious filings, the circumstances in which a related entity can apply for a trademark, infringement of others’ rights and fraud

Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2020
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What are some of the evidence rules in IP litigation?

Ran Wang and Guanyang Yao of Liu Shen & Associates analyse the different evidence rules relating to IP litigation, including evidence deadlines, evidence required for damages and evidence for reasonable costs

Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2020
Asking AI to explain itself – a problem of sufficiency

Steven Baldwin and Gabriella Bornstein of Kirkland & Ellis consider the sufficiency hurdle for patenting an invention by AI and how R&D departments might overcome this issue for their prospective inventions

Managing IP Correspondent, March 19 2020
Market trends and new consumers – pain or promise for patent industry?

Ed White of Clarivate Analytics looks at trends that affect the patent industry, and how patent search and analytic providers must respond

Managing IP Correspondent, March 18 2020
The war against deepfakes

As technology advances rapidly, companies rather than lawmakers may end up creating the sharpest weapons to combat deepfakes, say Penelope Thornton, Aissatou Sylla and Patrick Fromlowitz of Hogan Lovells

Managing IP Correspondent, March 17 2020
Africa: Analysing Kenyan judgments concerning counterfeiting and common law rights

A recent court case, Republic v Anti Counterfeit Agency and Caroline Mangala t/a Hair Works Salon (20 November 2019), involved an application to quash a seizure of allegedly counterfeit beauty products. Kenya is one of the few countries in Africa to have specific anti-counterfeiting legislation, the Anti-Counterfeit Act. One thing this legislation does is create a dedicated enforcement body known as the Anti-Counterfeit Authority (formerly the Anti-Counterfeit Agency), and it was this body that conducted the seizure. The person from whom the goods were seized claimed that the raid had been unfair and illegal.

Managing IP Correspondent, March 17 2020

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