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INTA hosts table topic session on the complexities of managing intellectual property (IP) in the Southeast Asian market

Fashion entrepreneur Dame Anya Hindmarch will deliver the opening ceremony keynote address at the INTA¡¯s 148th Annual Meeting in London in May

Walter Chia, the chief representative officer for Asia-Pacific at INTA, elaborates on factors shaping IP across the region  

Three INTA board members highlight AI branding, deepfakes and Asian enforcement reshaping trademark ownership, liability and protection

Trademark disputes, regulatory reforms and expansion pressures are forcing businesses to rethink brand protection

Family of marks doctrine under Indian law: Judicial origins, recognition criteria and infringement implications explained

In the era of sensory marketing, novel forms of trademarks such as three-dimensional shapes or sound cues prove increasingly relevant

Latest guiding case from the Supreme People¡¯s Court views ¡°offer for sale¡± as its own infringing act and penalty cannot be averted by reason of ¡°no sale¡±

GC and senior lawyers decode China's new IP trends

Personal names as brands face trademark risks; early registration, clear rights and formal agreements protect entrepreneurs and celebrities from disputes

º¬Ðß²ÝÉçÇø design law overhaul may soon protect GUIs, virtual designs, while raising complex cross-border issues

Sumitomo¡¯s rose-scented tyres secure º¬Ðß²ÝÉçÇø first smell trademark, but enforcement faces practical domestic limitations