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The health tech market is booming, with both new and established players rushing to bring products to market. Andy Leck and Ren Jun Lim explain the IP and legal issues that companies need to be aware of

Cheah Yew Kuin considers the copyright liability of online digital video recording services in Singapore and the US

Jeffrey Shinder offers tips for avoiding rogue behaviour by participants in standard setting organisations

Most claims are being accepted for trial and Delaware seems reluctant to grant stays: Scott Alter, Walter Linder and Robert O’Loughlin explain these and other conclusions from the first year of inter partes review petitions in the US

Trade secrets are an increasingly important part of a company’s IP portfolio. But IP owners need to ensure their secrets are afforded maximum protection. Michael Warnecke explains how they should do it

Technology has made IP infringement easier, and more nameless, than ever before. Binny Kalra and Achuthan Sreekumar explain how to get John Doe orders against unidentified infringers

Products placed on the market in the EU before obtaining a marketing authorisation cannot benefit from supplementary protection certificates, the Court of Justice of the EU said today

Recently, the Korean medical devices market has been growing notably. According to a 2019 Annual Report by the Korea Medical Devices Industry Association, the Korean domestic market has grown at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 8% during the last five years (2014 to 2018). The global medical devices market also exhibits a rising trend; Fortune Business Insight has forecasted a CAGR of 5.3% from 2018 to 2025. In view of a growing geriatric population, the prevalence of lifestyle-related diseases, and rising demand for new innovative devices and personalised healthcare services, the future medical devices market is expected to show steady growth.

Senior counsel at BMS, HPE, Volvo, Veritas and PAX Labs say IP attorneys should endeavour to become jacks of all trades to help them climb the corporate ladder

Navigating your way around the maze of national domain name dispute resolution procedures can be tricky. But it is essential if you want to take on the cybersquatters - and win. Emma Barraclough introduces a survey of eight Asian jurisdictions which considers what rights owners need to know to reclaim their rights