Asia IP

Everything has two sides. Parallel imports are no exception. Johnny Chan reports.

Experts discuss the latest regulations for the pharmaceutical industry with Johnny Chan, as well as sharing tips on how to protect companies’ patent portfolios, particularly during times when their dr...

Experts across Asia and the Pacific take Johnny Chan to see the latest in patent work in their jurisdictions – and whether they are close to matching the 10 million patents issued by the USPTO earlier...

For the past decade, Asia IP has covered numerous trademark infringement cases. Some have simply been outrageous with a smart use of language and loophole. The aftermath of those cases can linger for ...

Before Chucky, Gundam, King Kong, T-Rex, Godzilla, etc., could appear in blockbuster Ready Player One, they had to be licensed first. Johnny Chan speaks with the field experts to prep you on being a g...

Patents, trademarks, copyright and even industrial designs do not pertain only to technologies and art but also to the things we eat and drink. Johnny Chan reports.

An amendment to South Korea’s patent law will expand the scope of discovery, but Michelle Ko explains that we’re not likely to see US-style discovery practices emerge – at least not yet.

After learning how software patents operate in the business world, let’s see how different patent offices handle them. Johnny Chan reports.