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 .
This article looks at the recent decision by the Court of Appeal (“COA”) Malaysia in Diesel S.P.A v Bontton Sdn Bhd (Civil Appeal No: W-02-(IPCV)(A)-1594-08/2016).
Background
The Appellant, Diesel S.P.A. is…
This article looks at the recent decision by the Court of Appeal (“COA”) Malaysia in Diesel S.P.A v Bontton…
This article looks at the recent decision by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) in the Matter of a Trade Mark Application by Keep Waddling International Pte. Ltd….
This article looks at the recent decision by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) in the Matter of…
In a Supreme Court decision, Japanese ACCU battery manufacturer, GS Yuasa Corporation (GS Yuasa), prevailed in a trade mark dispute involving a GSJ mark belonging to PT Golden Surya Jaya.
In the trial that took place in June 2020, the Supreme Court upheld the Commercial Court’s decision to…
In a Supreme Court decision, Japanese ACCU battery manufacturer, GS Yuasa Corporation (GS Yuasa), prevailed in a trade mark dispute involving a GSJ mark belonging to PT Golden Surya Jaya.
In the trial that took…
Indonesia officially enacted Law No. 11 of year 2020, commonly known as the Omnibus Law, on 2 November 2020. The Omnibus Law contains revisions to multiple laws, including patent…
Indonesia officially enacted Law No. 11 of year 2020, commonly known as the Omnibus Law, on 2 November 2020….
