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    Courts tackle IP issues
    Morris John, Penny Leng and Gerald Koh of Drew & Napier in Singapore review some important patent and trade mark decisions which demonstrate the courts' increasingly stringent stance on IP infringement
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2004
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    The rise and rise of bioscience
    Singapore has gone all out to position itself as an international biotech and pharmaceutical R&D centre. As more and more companies pour money into the island state, Emma Barraclough looks at how Singapore became the darling of the biomedical multinationals
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2004
  • Singapore's trade mark overhaul explained
    July 1 saw the introduction of a new intellectual property regime in Singapore after the country overhauled its rules on patents, trade marks, copyright and protection for plant varieties. Emma Barraclough spoke to Lee Li Choon, director of trade marks at the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) and Chiam Lu Lin, IPOS’s assistant director-general of registries, about what the changes to the law mean for IP owners
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2004
  • Regional IP developments
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2004
  • Largest firms The 40 biggest IP firms in the Asia-Pacific
    MIP’s annual survey of the largest IP practices ranks the largest firms in Asia, based on the number of IP practitioners. All the figures in these tables have been submitted by the firms themselves, based on MIP’s strict criteria. The figures are correct as at July 31 this year
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2004
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    News focus: Courting change in Europe
    The European courts are under increasing pressure as the backlog of cases increases. James Nurton looks at what is causing the problem, and the proposals for reform
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2004
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    Defining the limits of parody
    The high profile of some brands leaves them vulnerable to blurring, tarnishment and parody. Nicola Dagg and Emma Alanko review the latest case law on this controversial subject in the UK, and compare the position in Germany, France and the US
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2004
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    Making the most of government money
    Cooperative agreements with the US government bring many benefits to their recipients, but can also lead to a loss of crucial IP rights. Jay P Urwitz and Davina L Small explain how to negotiate the best deal with federal agencies
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2004
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    The inside view on enforcement in China
    Foreign companies know that copyright infringement in China is rife. But as Shen Rengan, deputy commissioner of the National Copyright Administration of China, explains, the country's copyright law offers them a number of avenues for enforcing their rights. Interview by Catherine Sun
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2004
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    German appeal court accepts Dutch order
    Since the emergence of cross-border injunctions in patent cases, attempts to enforce them in other European countries have proved controversial. Frank Peterreins examines a recent case where such an injuction was upheld
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2004
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