IP Views

Moving From Subjective to Objective Standards in Determining Likelihood of Confusion: An Analysis of Asia Pacific Resources vs. Paperone, Inc.

An analysis of the Iancu v. Brunetti (2019) doctrine taken in the Philippine context

• An Analysis of the Proportionality Principle in the IP Code of the Philippines
• Apostille Certification: The One-Step Process of Authenticating Public Documents
• SCOTUS: Patents are "Public Franchises" (Oil States Energy Services v. Greene’s Energy Group, 2018)
• Finding Copyright in Useful Articles
• Can ‘Offensive,’ ‘Derogatory’ Marks be Registered?
• The Hague System: An Overview
• Casting the First Stone: A Shift in the Burden of Proof in Patent Infringement Case
• www.Cybersquattersbeware.com
• Survey Evidence: Yes or No?
• Novartis vs. Union of India: Striking A Blow Against Evergreening
• The Cybercrime Prevention Act
• “#Sinotto: Copyright over Translations”
• A Threat To Goals and Glory: Ambush Marketing in the Philippines
• Data Privacy Bill Approved by the Senate
• Case Digest: Harvard University vs. Harvard Jeans
• Claiming the Color Red
• Forensic Evidence in Intellectual Property Cases
• Is Music Sampling Copyright Infringement?
• Proposed Amendments to Copyright Provisions of the Intellectual Property Code
• Case Digest: Pharmawealth vs. Pfizer (Patent Infringement)
• Suggested Answers to the IP Questions in the 2010 Bar Examinations
• U.S. SUPREME COURT rejects “machine-or-transformation” as sole test for patent eligibility of “process” or business method invention; will the Philippines follow suit?
• The Bolar Exception: Roots and Introduction to the Philippine Patent System
• The Basics of Open Source Licensing
• The Antitrust Bill and Intellectual Property
• What's in a Domain Name?
• The Protection of Trade Secrets Against Modes of Discovery
• Recent Development in Protection of Well-Known Marks in the Philippines
• Observations on Proposed Amendments to Patent and Trademark Laws