Recently, the Supreme Court of Korea upheld a lower court judgment finding that under the Korea-US Income Tax Convention, where a foreign corporation has given a patent licence to a company in Korea ...

Freedom of Information is a right enshrined in our fundamental law ...

This bulletin looks at key proposed changes to trademark law in Canada.

Since its introduction on July 1, 2002, the Product Liability Act has been enforced for the purpose of holding manufacturers, etc, liable for any damages caused to life, body or property resulting from defects of their products, according to the principle of absolute liability ...

A court in Fuzhou has moved to block sales as part of a long-running battle between Apple and Qualcomm.

Revised guidelines could provide opportunities to protect technology in this rapidly developing sector.

Following its amendment on April 17, 2018, the new provisions of the Unfair Competition Prevention and Trade Secrets Protection Act took effect on July 18, 2018 ...

Health Canada issued a notice of intent to restrict the amount of alcohol in highly sweetened alcoholic beverages.

The rush to register the French football star Mbappe’s name highlights the scale of the issue.

Metro Rail projects in India have picked up pace and are likely to catalyse substantial opportunities over the next few years.

The latest legal news from India, including recent court judgments, changes to corporate/commercial law and updates on projects and IP.

The intellectual property environment in China has seen significant developments over the past 12 months ...

It is now possible to protect Chinese patents in Cambodia through a fast and simplified re-registration procedure.

The settled principle of contra proferentem has been re-affirmed by the Court in a case involving Delhi Metro Rail and Voestalpine.

According to the Supreme Court, the act of using a font itself does not constitute infringement of a copyright, but the act of “implementing” a font file does.