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06 May

Legal notes on the first to file principle

The First to File principle was used to address restricted issues. The First to File principle can be understood as filing the first valid trademark applications before its competitors to be protected. Protection certificates will only be granted to applications having a priority date or the earliest filing date of all qualified applications. Even if there are several legal trademark applications with the same priority date and filing date, the protection certificate is only issued for one of them, and [...]

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05 May

Advancements in Legal Framework: Korean Patent Law Amendments for 2024

In the fast-paced world of innovation and intellectual property, it’s essential to stay informed of changes in patent laws. Korea, known for its robust intellectual property regime, is set to implement significant amendments to its Patent Law on January 1, 2024. These amendments, currently undergoing legislative review and public consultation, aim to refine the patent examination process and ensure fair treatment for both domestic and foreign applicants. Strengthening the Regulations for Expedited Examination Accelerated examination, a process allowing applicants to expedite [...]

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04 May

USPTO Introduces Pre-Prosecution Pilot Service to Facilitate Patent Application Review

To enhance accessibility and streamline the patent application process, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has rolled out a pioneering Pre-Prosecution Pilot service. This innovative initiative aims to provide inventors, particularly those new to the patenting process, with a preemptive review of their patent applications before submission. Often, the complexities and costs associated with patent filing have been excessively high for many individuals, especially those without prior experience or extensive resources. The fundamental objective of the Pre-Prosecution Pilot [...]

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03 May

Philippines Reports Record-high Filings for Intellectual Property in 2023

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has recently announced a remarkable increase in intellectual property (IP) filings, marking a significant milestone in the country’s innovation landscape. According to IPOPHL, the filings in its Innovations and Technology Support Offices (ITSOs) reached an all-time high in the previous year, showcasing robust momentum in the realm of intellectual property rights protection and innovation promotion. In a statement released by IPOPHL, it was disclosed that the aggregate IP filings from ITSOs, comprising [...]

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03 May

Procedure of trademark renewal in Philippines

In the Philippines, a trademark or service mark registration may be renewed for periods of ten years after the expiration of the original ten-year term, upon payment of the prescribed fee and upon filing of a petition for renewal of registration.

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02 May

Required documents for Trademark renewal in India

Once registered, a trademark application must be renewed every ten years, or the trademark will be deleted from the Register of Trademarks. A trademark renewal application must be made using Form TM-R and the stipulated fee of INR 9000 per class within one (1) year after the expiry of its registration. Failure to submit the required fee with the Form TM-R may result in the trademark being removed from the Register.If no application for renewal of a trademark is [...]

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01 May

Required documents for trademark renewal in Peru

The required documents for trademark renewal in Peru are the Power of Attorney (POA) and proof of uses. The applicant or the legal representative of the applicant company must duly sign it, pointing out their position in the company. One Power of Attorney is sufficient for many applications on behalf of the same applicant. Proofs of Use: Proofs of use or Affidavit of use is not required for renewing a trademark registration. Contact AAA IPRIGHT: Email: [email protected] Or sending your inquiry by filling the [...]

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Malaysia sets clear boundary on works created by AI , Malaysia sets clear boundary on works created by AI in relation to other copyright-protected works, boundary on works created by AI in relation to other copyright-protected works,

30 Apr

Malaysia sets clear boundary on works created by AI in relation to other copyright-protected works

The chairman of the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO), Mohd Zuhan Mohd Zain, revealed that individuals using artificial intelligence (AI) apps to generate material resembling content eligible for inclusion in the nation’s intellectual property register could still face legal action. This disclosure was made during a recent media gathering associated with the National Intellectual Property Awards 2024 (AHIN2024). Zain emphasized that all intellectual property (IP) in Malaysia is safeguarded under various acts including the Trademarks Act 2019, the Patents [...]

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29 Apr

European Union Initiates Collaborative Effort to Strengthen Intellectual Property Sphere in Eastern Europe

In a concerted effort to bolster the intellectual property (IP) landscape in Eastern Europe, the European Commission, in conjunction with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), has launched the EU Regional Program to support Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, and Georgia. This initiative, backed by joint financing totaling €4 million, aims to foster alignment with European IP standards over four years, facilitating legislative harmonization and professional development within the region. The EU Regional Program underscores the European Union’s commitment [...]

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28 Apr

European Patent Office Implements Amended Fee Schedule and Introduces Micro-Entity Fee System

As of April 1, 2024, significant amendments to the fee schedule at the European Patent Office (EPO) are poised to take effect. These changes encompass a range of fees associated with patent filings, searches, examinations, and renewals. While some fees will remain unchanged, others will see moderate to substantial increases, impacting applicants and patent holders alike. Key Changes in Fee Schedule European and Supplementary European Search Fees: The cost for a European or supplementary European search will increase by approximately 4%. [...]

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