With offices in Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. Spruson & Ferguson are specialists in providing intellectual property services across Southeast Asia. Our team of highly qualified patent and trade mark attorneys have the expertise and knowledge required to achieve successful intellection property protection across the region.
Our Singapore office has established itself as a regional IP hub, providing expert representation in all aspects of patents, trade marks and designs throughout Southeast Asia and across the Indian subcontinent. Many of our professionals are qualified patent attorneys, including Singapore, Malaysian, European, German and Australian patent attorneys.
In addition to our office locations in Southeast Asia we able to handle matters in Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, India, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Vietnam .
Spruson & Ferguson is pleased
to announce the appointment of four new Principals across the firm as part of
the 2019 promotions.
The appointments have been made in the firm’s Sydney, Brisbane,…
Spruson & Ferguson is pleased
to announce the appointment of four new Principals across the firm as part of
the 2019…
Following our recent Malaysia Update on the Bill of the Trademarks Act 2019, the long awaited bill was passed after the second reading on 2 July 2019.
This article…
Following our recent Malaysia Update on the Bill of the Trademarks Act 2019, the long awaited bill was passed…
The Intellectual Property
Office of Singapore (IPOS), Lloyd’s Asia, and Antares Underwriting Asia, have
launched an initiative to support innovative enterprises as they enter global
markets. Called the Intellectual Property Insurance Initiative…
The Intellectual Property
Office of Singapore (IPOS), Lloyd’s Asia, and Antares Underwriting Asia, have
launched an initiative to support innovative enterprises…
We have previously discussed Myanmar’s new Trademark Law. It should also be noted that the same Law is also the primary legislation on the protection of geographical indications (GIs)…
We have previously discussed Myanmar’s new Trademark Law. It should also be noted that the same Law is also…
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