Greenwashing in Singapore
Greenwashing, the act of making false or misleading claims about the environmental benefits of products or services, is not a new phenomenon in Singapore.
Singapore: Key IP statutes changes – Intellectual Property (Amendment) Act 2022
The Intellectual Property (Amendment) Bill is expected to come into effect in May 2022, introducing amendments to a host of current IP acts. We outline the various changes, detailing what these could mean for improving operational efficiency, and legislative and procedural clarity, for business registering IP assets in Singapore
Key IP statutes changes – Intellectual Property (Amendment) Act 2022
On 12 January 2022, the Intellectual Property (Amendment) Bill was passed in Parliament and is expected to come into effect in May 2022.
Medical use claims in Asia Pacific region – The key differences you need to know
The Asia Pacific region is a significant emerging patent market for pharma companies. Our latest article explores the key differences to note in how medical use claims may be construed in various jurisdictions in the region.
Singapore patent law updates: Pre-grant third party observations of patent applications and post-grant re-examination of patents
In Singapore, amendments have been introduced to the Singapore Patent Rules from 1 October 2021 to formalise pre-grant third party observations and to introduce post-grant re-examination, with an aim to enhance dispute resolution processes.
2021 Asian Legal business IP rankings recognises JurisAsia IP team
The annual Asian Legal Business IP identifies and ranks the top firms for intellectual property in Asia.
Jurisasia LLC distinguished in the 2020 Asian Legal business IP rankings
The 2020 Asian Legal Business IP rankings have been announced and recognise JurisAsia LLC, the Singapore-based law firm exclusively associated with Gowling WLG, among the region’s leading law firms.
Update from Singapore Courts and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore in response to COVID-19
From today, new COVID-19 measures implemented by the Singapore government seek to reduce physical movements and interactions in public and private places for four weeks.
Intellectual property protection in Singapore: Five things you need to know
Singapore is positioned at the centre of – and provides a gateway to – one of the world’s fastest-growing consumer markets. Singapore also provides one the most robust legal regimes for the protection of intellectual property rights. Inn this article, we provide you with five things you need to know about IP protection in Singapore:
IP disputes regime streamlined to enhance Singapore’s attractiveness as a forum for IP litigation and arbitration
How does the new Intellectual Property Dispute Resolution Bill alter the landscape for IP disputes in Singapore across all areas of IP?
