Philippines
Vida Panganiban-Alindogan at SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan discusses IP valuation and why no IP practice area is more important than the other
Updates from IP offices, the shifting requirements of in-house counsel, and news of London 2026 were among major talking points on Sunday
12th annual awards announce winners
The Women in Business Law Awards is excited to present its shortlist for the 2022 APAC Awards.
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Sponsored by Hechanova GroupEditha R Hechanova, Brenda P Rivera and Chrissie Ann L Barredo of Hechanova & Co look at frequently asked questions concerning the application and protection of designs in the Philippines -
Sponsored by Hechanova GroupEditha R Hechanova of Hechanova & Co Inc explores a recent judgment in a two-decade long trademark infringement case between two prominent lechon retailers
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Sponsored by Hechanova GroupEditha R Hechanova of Hechanova & Co Inc explains the hurdles that are preventing Filipino lawmakers from legalising medical cannabis
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Sponsored by Hechanova GroupEditha R Hechanova of Hechanova & Co Inc explains the main provisions of the two memorandum circulars that call for more effective mediation services
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Sponsored by Hechanova GroupEditha R Hechanova of Hechanova & Co explains the key provisions put forward by the three house bills to move the IP Code of the Philippines towards international standards
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Sponsored by Hechanova GroupOn November 16 2020, the 2020 Revised Rules of Procedure for Intellectual Property Rights Cases (A.M. No. 10-3-10-SC) promulgated by the Supreme Court of the Philippines (SC) took effect. The object of the revised rules is to improve and expedite IP cases recognising that an effective IP system is vital to the development of domestic and creative activity, facilitating transfer of technology, attracting foreign investments and ensuring market access to Philippine products. This is the spirit of the IP Code or Republic Act 8293. The salient points of the revised rules are as follows:
