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Winona Chen, a lawyer with Taiwan-based law firm Lee and Li Attorneys at Law gave a presentation at a recent conference outlining the main differences between the Intellectual Property Courts established in China at the end of 2014, and the ....More >> |
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One of President Tsai Ing-wen’s main platforms in her election was the “New Southbound Policy”, part of her objective to diversify Taiwan’s trade away from China. Given that Taiwan first launched a southbound policy in 1990, however, what is new....More >> |
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The Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) has been issuing more and more of its documents electronically since it kicked off e-document services in January of 2014, with 64.82% of trademark and patent documents sent to patent agents electronically in...More >> |
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