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IP Viet Nam’s Deputy Director General Tran Le Hong (third from the right) and representatives of relevant divisions attended live the meeting

The Vietnam National Office of Intellectual Property holds an online meeting with WIPO on the Country Plan initiative

On March 11, 2021, Vietnam National Office of Intellectual Property (NOIP) coordinated with WIPO’s Asia Pacific Network of Science and Technology Centres (ASPAC) to discuss the Country Plan initiative. Beginning of the meeting Within the framework of several multilateral forums on intellectual property (IP) that took place recently, ASPAC mentioned the Country Plan initiative – an initiative developed by ASPAC towards establishing a cooperation mechanism. new bilateral technique between WIPO and a member country. With the desire to learn more about [...]

Chinese Patent Law 2021

Chinese Patent Law 2021: An Overview

The incoming fourth amendment to the Chinese patent law 2011 will become effective on June 1, 2021. China originally established the patent law in 1985, based on most developed countries’ regulations. The last amendment took place in 2008. Though still undergoing implementation and clarification, the fourth amendment signals that Chinese is moving towards harmonization with the laws of most major markets. Below are some notable changes in the revision. Pharmaceutical Patents The revised patent law introduces a patent linkage system. This [...]

Trademark registration fee in Vietnam

Trademark registration fee in Vietnam

Trademark registration in Vietnam is a procedure to protect exclusively the product / service name of an individual or organization. So whether this procedure costs a lot or not? This article will provide information on the fee of trademark registration in Vietnam in accordance with regulations of  the country. Definition of trademark registration Trademark registration is an administrative procedure carried out by the National Office of Intellectual Property of Vietnam in the form of recording trademarks and owners in national registers [...]

What needs to be done after registering a trademark?

What needs to be done after registering a trademark in US?

There are more than 325, 946 trademark applications were filled with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in the first half of 2020. The number has already increased by 10 percent in trademark applications in this year. Most of the applicants are entrepreneurs and small-business owners who want to seeking for protection of their intellectual property rights. And if you think of registering a trademark or have already done so is the final step, you might be wrong. [...]

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Trademark registration in Chile

Budget saving trademark registration with AAA IPRIGHT. To protect your brand your company’s reputation, register a trademark in Chile. Chile is a high-ranking country on the World Bank’s ease of doing business index, and it continues to attract commercial innovators. It is important to register your trademark in Chile in order to compete with other opportunity seekers. By registering your trademark in Chile, you ensure the income of your company and the omnipresence of your brand. In Chile, a registered trademark can [...]

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Vietnam’s trademark examination procedure has recently changed

The Vietnam Intellectual Property Office (NOIP) has made some adjustments to the country’s trademark examination process. Some of these yet-to-be-official updates are based on the following: Acceptability of LOC (letters of the consent) in trademark registration The VNIPO tends to accept a LOC if: 1) the applied-for trademark is not identical to the cited mark, and 2) the LOC contains information about the applied-for and cited marks, and the parties, and statements from the right owner of the cited mark. The legal status of cited [...]

Singapore continues to attract investment from foreign technology companies

Singapore continues to attract investment from foreign technology companies

Singapore’s favorable business environment continues to be a factor that helps attract more foreign investment, especially in the field of technology. Singapore’s favorable business environment continues to be a factor that helps the country attract more foreign investment capital, especially in the field of technology and technology. In May 2020, the German logistics firm DB Schenker put into operation the largest-scale high-tech warehouse (and its 13th facility in Singapore) with a total investment of SGD 163 million in Singapore Airport Logistics [...]

AAA IPRIGHT is One of The 7 Best Intellectual Property Lawyers in Singapore

The website Best In Singapore has selected AAA IPRIGHT is one of the 7 Best Intellectual Property Lawyers in Singapore along with 06 other firms: Tan Lee & Partners, PKWA Law, Rajah & Tann Singapore, Mirandah Law, Draw & Napier and Schweiger & Partners.  7. AAA IPRIGHT EXPERTISE Trademark Registration WEBSITE https://aaaipright.com/ ADDRESS 39 Robinson Road, #20 – 03 Robinson Point, Singapore CONTACT DETAILS +65 8652 2764/ [email protected] If you want to register your trademark in Singapore, then you can rely on AAA IPRIGHT. This Singaporean-based law firm offers its services to other countries such as Southeast Asian [...]

AAA IPRIGHT Interview In The Daily NNA' in Singapore and Asia: IP in Singapore

AAA IPRIGHT’s Interview to ‘The Daily NNA’ in Singapore and Asia: IP in Singapore

AAA IPRIGHT’s Interview to ‘The Daily NNA’ in Singapore and Asia: IP in Singapore. The Daily NNA: According to PwC’s  survey, Singapore ranks 14th globally for idea intensity (543 patents granted per million population) in 2017, up from 16th place in 2010 (359 granted per million population). ・The Daily NNA: What do you think the main reason for increasing  the number of patents granted from 2010 to 2017? AAA IPRIGHT: The increasing is a true reflection for focus of Government of Singapore on intellectual property. They has launched different policies to [...]

New trademark registration in Myanmar accepted: Re-file old trademarks in Myanmar now

New trademark registration in Myanmar accepted: Re-file trademarks in Myanmar now (Soft Opening)

New trademark registration in Myanmar accepted: Re-file old trademarks in Myanmar now Myanmar shall accept the refiling of trademarks which were already registered in Myanmar under a former trademark system. The refiling is called “SOFT OPENING”. The article highlights the main features which trademark applicants should note about the re-filing trademark in Myanmar. This is a very good news after a silent period after the New Myanmar Trademark Law (Union Law no. 3/2019) was enacted on 30 January 2019. What trademarks shall [...]

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