1 March, 2017
The importance of intellectual assets can never be underestimated—they are the key to generating profits. Knowing your rights as they relate to such assets is therefore a vital step to ensuring that you can maximize the value of your IP. In order to assist those with business interests in Indonesia, Tilleke & Gibbins’ Jakarta team has published a new guide, Intellectual Property in Indonesia: Registration, Protection, Commercialization, which reviews the key protection and enforcement issues relating to trademarks, patents, simple patents (utility models), industrial designs, and copyrights. In particular, the following topics are covered:
- Trademarks: Definitions; registration qualifications and time factors; cancellations; licensing; well-known marks; and enforcement remedies.
- Patents: Protectable inventions; unpatentable inventions; registration; scope of protection; time factors; maintenance; licensing; and enforcement and limitations on enforcement.
- Industrial Design: Definitions; requirements for protection; registration; scope of protection; time factors; licensing; and enforcement.
- Copyright: Definitions; capabilities; registration; time factors; limitation and exceptions; and enforcement.
- Intellectual Asset Management: Purpose and benefits.
To access the guide, please click here.
For further information, please contact:
Somboon Earterasarun, Director, Tilleke & Gibbins
somboon.e@tilleke.com
