Four leading lawyers based in Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong discuss recent IP developments in the People’s Republic of China View PDF
Europe may claim to be a single market, but when it comes to patent litigation, this is certainly not the case. Five experts discuss the challenges that this fragmented reality presents View PDF
Three leading attorneys look at developments in the US patent landscape during 2010 View PDF
A special roundtable on recent developments affecting IP owners in China View PDF
A special roundtable examining the latest developments in the United States reveals that it has been another year of big changes in the world’s most important patent marketplace View PDF
In this special roundtable, leading IP lawyers from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden discuss the key developments and issues in their respective jurisdictions View PDF
A special roundtable discussion focusing on the brand creation and management process View PDF
The reports about IP and China in the mainstream media and the actual truth are often two completely different things, say a panel of experts taking part in this special roundtable View PDF
The patent landscape of the United States continues to evolve. Three leading IP professionals on the front line of change discuss what it all means View PDF
Litigating the same patent in more than one European jurisdiction is complex, costly and time consuming. But often it is unavoidable View PDF
Four experts from some of the leading firms in Asia and the Pacific Rim discuss key IP issues facing their jurisdictions View PDF
Supreme Court decisions, reform initiatives in Congress and changes at the USPTO mean that the patent landscape is shifting dramatically in the US. Whether this is for better or for worse is a different issue. Four experts give their opinions View PDF
Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden punch way above their weight when it comes to intellectual property. Experts from each country explain the current lie of the IP land in Europe’s far north View PDF