Insights & Commentary
The trademark lawyer as brand manager
Litigation in the United States is expensive. Among the important skills a good attorney should possess is the ability to keep costs as low as possible.
Getting the Deal Through – Patents 2011
Under the Vietnam Intellectual Property Law (the IP Law), a patentee is entitled to request the competent authorities to enforce its patent rights against an infringement in
Highlights of Vietnam’s Amended IP law 2009
Viet Nam has became the WTO's 150th member on 11 January 2007. During this process, one of Vietnam's most ambitious undertakings is to upgrade the legal system in such a way that the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) in the
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Vietnam
Under the Intellectual Property (IP) Law of Vietnam, IP rights holders can rely on the following four measures to enforce their protected rights:
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Vietnam
One of Vietnam's most ambitious undertakings on its way to WTO accession was to strengthen protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) in the country by upgrading the legal system, without any transitional period, in such a way that i
Decree No. 97/2010/NĐ-CP of September 21st, 2010 of the Government on Sanctioning Administrative Violations in the Domain of Industrial Property
Good news for industrial property rights holders who are involved in the battle against infringements of industrial property rights.
Circular No 14/2010/TT-BKH guiding Decree No 43/2010/ND-CP on business registration - Online business registrations restricted
The Ministry of Planning and Investment has issued Circular No 14/2010/TT-BKH guiding Decree No 43/2010/ND-CP on business registration.
Number of Laws and Legal regulation taking effect on January 2010
New IP law (Amended IP Law) to amend and supplement a number of articles in the existing IP Law (IP Law year 2005)
Guidance on IPR Protection in Vietnam
Bellow is a summary of Intellectual Property right environment in Vietnam which focuses on four distinct types of intangible property – namely, patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. We hope that the summary is useful for those who want