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  • China: How to enforce trade marks in China
    Chen Xuemin, of CCPIT Patent and Trademark Law Office in Beijing, discusses the best ways to stop trade mark counterfeiters in China
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Puerto Rico: Puerto Rico’s new registration system
    Arturo Pérez-Orama and Arturo Pérez-Guerrero, of Guerrero Noble, Perez Orama & Guerrero Calderon in San Juan, describe how Puerto Rico’s attributive-deferred trade mark registration system works
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Mexico: Cracking down on cyber-pirates
    Domain names are becoming a hot topic in Mexico. Jesus Molina, of Olivares & Cia in Mexico City, examines what opportunities are available for trade mark owners to enforce their rights on the web
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Introduction: Global trade mark trends
    QuesteloOrbit, the information services provider, is proud to sponsor the Trade Mark Yearbook 2000. QuesteloOrbit is a world leader in Intellectual Property Information Services and provide information throughout the world to more than 30,000 intellectual property information users.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • The best defence is a good offence
    A recent Supreme Court decision in Japan will speed up patent litigation but innocent potential defendants should act early to avoid costly court battles. John A Tessensohn and Shusaku Yamamoto explain why
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Taking the fight to court
    The end of the twentieth century saw patent owners queueing up to go to court to defend their rights. For some, the results were rewarding; for others, the risk didn’t pay off. James Nurton profiles some of 1999’s more interesting cases
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • The King and I
    Elvis is a powerful brand, maybe the most powerful. In the battle to exploit it, one man has travelled the world and questioned the limits of trade mark protection. James Nurton tells Sid Shaw’s story
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Chiron victorious in Germany
    Chiron has won the latest round in its marathon battle with Roche over biotechnology patents. On May 18, the Landgericht(district court) in Dusseldorf, ruled that Roche's Amplicor HIV PCR tests infringed Chiron's European patent number 181 150.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • China agreement gets mixed reception
    China faces five years of the most crucial economic reforms since it launched its "open door" policy in 1978 after the US Congress approved permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) on May 24.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
  • Rainforest Café Inc sucessfully resists appeal
    Rainforest Coffee Products Pte Ltd (RCPPL), which was held to have infringed the RAINFOREST CAFÉ trade mark of Rainforest Café, Inc (RCI) under the repealed Trade Marks Act (Cap 332, 1992 edition) by the High Court last year, has failed in its appeal to the Court of Appeal (see the December 1999 issue of MIP under the same column for our report on the High Court decision).
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2000
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