With offices in Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong and China, and a combined team of over 400 people, Spruson & Ferguson is one of the only specialist intellectual property firms with true regional capability, knowledge and experience. Each country serviced by Spruson & Ferguson is governed by a unique set of intellectual property laws, and in some cases, may have few to no laws in relation to intellectual property. Our specialist teams are highly familiar with the local IP laws of each country we service and are able to assist clients with IP protection, management and enforcement within each jurisdiction.

Southeast Asia
With offices in Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. Spruson & Ferguson are specialists in providing intellectual property services across Southeast Asia.
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Greater China
With offices in Beijing and Hong Kong. Spruson & Ferguson are specialists in providing intellectual property services across Greater China.
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Australasia
With offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Spruson & Ferguson are specialists in providing intellectual property services across Australasia.
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400+
Employees
130+
Years
120
IP Professionals
10
Offices
25+
Countries Serviced
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Recognised as Australian Patent Firm of the Year at Asia IP Awards
Polled from over 5,000 in-house counsels across Asia, Europe and the Americas by Asia IP magazine, we are pleased to announce that Spruson & Ferguson has been recognised as…
Polled from over 5,000 in-house counsels across Asia, Europe and the Americas by Asia IP magazine, we are pleased…
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Howden Australia Pty Ltd v Minetek Pty Ltd [2019] FCA 981
This unsuccessful application for an interlocutory injunction highlights some of the difficulties involved in establishing that a breach of confidential information has taken place, and in particular, the difficulty in linking the…
This unsuccessful application for an interlocutory injunction highlights some of the difficulties involved in establishing that a breach of confidential information has…
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Now Effective: New Amendments to Guidelines for Patent Examination of CNIPA
The newly amended Guidelines for Patent Examination (“Guidelines”) of the China National Intellectual Property Administration (“CNIPA”) took effect as of 1 November 2019. Compared with the draft amendments published on…
The newly amended Guidelines for Patent Examination (“Guidelines”) of the China National Intellectual Property Administration (“CNIPA”) took effect as…
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