[Malaysia SME] Bringing up your trademark
Light at the End of the Tunnel: BIORE vs. BIORF
By Carla Monintja The quote “There’s a light at the end of the tunnel” really inspires me, as it gives me hope that every difficulty I encounter can surely be resolved, as long as I make the effort to overcome it. This quote was also apt in the situation that KAO Corporation (“KAO”) got itself […]
[Business Today] Industrial Design – Very Good for Business!
[Business Today] Taking Flight: Your Aviation Wingman
The Bolar Provision: A Defense to Patent Infringement
By P. Kandiah & Kimberly Liam What happens when a patent for a particular drug expires or is about to expire? Patented drugs lose their patent exclusivity as they go off patent and pharmaceutical companies that own these patents start to worry as the generic pharmaceutical companies begin to sell their drugs in the market. […]
[MGCC Perspectives] The Secret Powers of Trademarks and Brands
[The Petri Dish] The Bolar Provision: A Defence to Patent Infringement
[MGCC Perspectives] Patents and Trade Secrets for Protecting Green Technology
By KASS International Every green technology business faces the same fundamental question at some point in its development: how do we protect what we have built? The answer is rarely simple, and it is almost never a matter of choosing a single IP right and applying it universally. The most sophisticated and commercially effective approach […]
Soy Milk Scrimmage : Ronic Corporation VS Cadware Sdn Bhd
Soy milk, a lactose-free alternative to cow milk, takes considerable time and effort to prepare. Sensing a business opportunity, several companies have decided to capitalize on this by making appliances that make soy milk without the hassle. Two companies selling such devices, Ronic Corporation (“Ronic”) and Cadware Sdn Bhd (“Cadware”) found themselves in a legal […]