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Trademark enforcement strategies in Indonesia
16 Oct

Trademark enforcement strategies in Indonesia

When conducting trademark enforcement proceedings, there are a variety of strategies to take into account. Sending a cease and desist letter to the infringer to demand that they stop their unlawful behavior is always a smart first step. The trademark owner has the choice of filing a criminal complaint against the infringer with the civil investigator at the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP) or the Indonesian Police should the infringer fail to comply with the requests made in [...]

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notes with IP protection when entering Indonesia, notes with IP protection, IP protection when entering Indonesia, register IP rights before officially entering the market,
09 Jun

Notes with IP protection when entering Indonesia

When a famous brand enters a market that has weak IP laws, there is a very high chance that its own brand has been registered in some way. This is especially true for countries in the Asia region such as Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, etc. In this article, we will talk about the notes with IP protection when entering Indonesia. Normally, there is 2 common situation of the action of brand stealing, including the individuals/businesses that see the opportunity to [...]

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07 Jun

Guide on how to deal with IP counterfeiting from China to the Southeast Asia region

China is one of the biggest counterfeiting markets in the entire world. Fake, copycat products from China are spread throughout the world. However, in the South East Asia region respectively, the status of counterfeiting is ranting uncontrollably, creating heavy damage to the producers as well as consumers in the country. In this article, we will give a brief guide on how to deal with IP counterfeiting from China to the South East Asia region. In a report by Europol, by [...]

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Proposed Amendments To Indonesias IP Law
30 Nov

Proposed Amendments To Indonesia’s IP Law

Indonesia’s intellectual property (IP) e-filing system was gradually implemented in recent years, and its capability for remote filings of intellectual property applications immediately became a important tool during the COVID-19 epidemic. As a result of the increased use, the system’s development has accelerated, and the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP) may now accept all forms of IP filings online. Beyond just allowing the DGIP to continue accepting applications throughout the epidemic, this has had a significant beneficial influence on the [...]

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Indonesia speeds up its efforts to build a better IP ecosystem, build a better IP ecosystem, The young generation in Indonesia, Priority Watch List
12 Nov

Indonesia speeds up its efforts to build a better IP ecosystem

As part of an overall effort to strengthen the IP ecosystem in Indonesia, this country is now striving to cooperate with other organizations and countries in the world to create an efficient and effective intellectual property (IP) ecosystem to combat widespread piracy and counterfeit goods to attract investments from the United States and Europe. Recently, as a demonstration of this effort, Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property has cooperated with the FBI to tackle IP infringements.  At the moment, The FBI (Federal [...]

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02 Nov

Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property cooperated with the FBI to tackle IP infringements 

In September 2021, Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property cooperated with the FBI to tackle IP infringements that have been plaguing Indonesia for a long time. Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP)’s collaboration with the FBI marks the first time in history this organization has partnered with the United States’s intelligent office to counter IP problems. Furthermore, The FBI is also working with the National Police’s Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) to investigate the sale of piracy and counterfeit at physical [...]

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INTA published Unfair Competition Laws Quick Guide, Unfair Competition Laws, Unfair Competition Laws Quick Guide, INTA’s Unfair Competition Committee
10 Oct

INTA published Unfair Competition Laws Quick Guide

On September 14, 2021, INTA’s Unfair Competition Committee (UCC), Policy Subcommittee voted to approve a Board Resolution, prohibit various forms of unfair competition even though the national statutes or governing laws are diverse in nature. Specifically, the data in the Unfair Competition Quick Guide covers 24 countries, including those in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Sponsored by INTA’s Unfair Competition Committee (UCC) —Policy Subcommittee, the resolution focuses largely on obligations contained in the TRIPS Agreement and is a [...]

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The 8th BPIP Annual Conference starts on October 25th 2021, Best Practices Intellectual Property
08 Oct

The 8th BPIP Annual Conference starts on October 25th, 2021

The 8th Best Practices Intellectual Property (BPIP) Annual Conference is about to be commenced on October 25th, 2021 in Sheraton Hotel, Tel Aviv. This conference will bring global decision-makers and international IP experts to Tel Aviv both physically and spiritually through the internet to discuss global issues on IP, trends, and legislation regarding IP matters. Participating in the virtual BPIP conference, brand owners and practitioners from across the world can get the latest update on IP matters in the world, [...]

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IP Litigation & Enforcement Guide in Indonesia, IP Litigation in Indonesia, Enforcement Guide in Indonesia, Indonesia IP Litigation, Indonesia Enforcement Guide
04 Sep

IP Litigation & Enforcement Guide in Indonesia

There have been many questions and concerns about the procedure of IP litigation and IP enforcement in Indonesia. However, in the IP industry in Indonesia, we still haven’t had a clear guideline for rights holders as well as the parties related to its procedures. This article will address some common questions and concerns of the IP litigation and enforcement landscape in Indonesia, primarily the sections revolving around civil and criminal enforcement. Methods for enforcing IP rights in Indonesia The procedures for [...]

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Indonesia’s new patent examination guidelines for medical use claims, medical use claims in Indonesia
03 Jun

Indonesia’s new patent examination guidelines for medical use claims

The Patent Office of Indonesia recently published its new patent examination guidelines which provide needed clarification regarding medical use claims. According to Article 4(f) of the amended Indonesian Patent Law of 2016, a new use of a known or existing product and/or a new form of a known product that does not offer a significant increase in efficiency of that product is not patentable.  On the other hand, the new patent examination guidelines allow the patentability of a second medical use [...]

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