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Sponsored by Basham Ringe y CorreaEduardo Kleinberg and Santiago Zubikarai of Basham Ringe y Correa explain how to prepare for when the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property decides damages in IP cases
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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 GoldenGate LawyersLinda Zhao of GoldenGate Lawyers looks at the specific guidance issued by the Supreme Court which clarifies the application of punitive damages
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Sponsored by Januar Jahja & PartnersAndrew Diamond and Fabiola Rossy of Januar Jahja and Partners take a closer look at a recent court decision where an Indonesian theme park were ordered to remove an installation based on an iconic Los Angeles monument
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Sponsored by Gün + PartnersSelin Sinem Erciyas and Zeynep Çağla Üstün of Gün and Partners discuss an important ruling where a discovery of evidence application played a significant role in fast-tracking a case
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Sponsored by Tilleke & GibbinsKhin Myo Myo Aye of Tilleke & Gibbins provides an update on Myanmar’s IP department during the ‘soft-opening’ period
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Sponsored by RNA, Technology and IP AttorneysRanjan Narula and Mohandas Konnanath of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys look at Britannia and ITC’s arguments in the case which alleges conscious copying
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdEwan Grist of Bird & Bird considers the important questions that courts in both the EU and UK need to answer for their unregistered design regimes
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Sponsored by Tilleke & GibbinsChi Lan Dang of Tilleke & Gibbins considers why a straw man is being commonly used and has become familiar to trademark practitioners in Vietnam
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Sponsored by OLIVARESArmando Arenas of Olivares explores how Mexico has interpreted the experimental and academic use exception
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Sponsored by Cabinet Beau de LoménieBeau de Loménie explain the timelines set out in France for the release of court rulings to the public, although further patience is required in concern of first instance decisions
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Sponsored by Spoor & FisherMatthew Costard of Spoor & Fisher explains why the Gambia’s ‘British law’ legacy is a cause of concern for ARIPO trademarks