Copyright registration in Vietnam is often perceived as a simple administrative step, yet many individuals and businesses encounter avoidable errors that weaken legal protection. Understanding common pitfalls and applying timely remedies is essential for rights holders seeking effective enforcement and long-term value from their creative assets. Understanding copyright registration pitfalls in Vietnam Copyright registration pitfalls…
In Vietnam’s increasingly competitive market, intellectual property has become a strategic branding tool rather than a purely legal requirement. For small businesses, well-managed intellectual property helps differentiate products, build trust, and support long-term brand growth, even with limited resources. Why intellectual property matters for small business branding in Vietnam Intellectual property plays a central role…
For new businesses in Vietnam, selecting the appropriate form of intellectual property protection is a strategic decision that directly affects innovation value and commercial success. Misunderstanding the differences between inventions, utility solutions, and industrial designs may lead to inadequate protection or unnecessary costs, particularly for startups and technology-driven enterprises. Understanding patents and designs for Vietnamese…
For Vietnamese companies expanding beyond domestic borders, international trademark filing is a strategic investment rather than a procedural step. Selecting the right target jurisdictions determines the commercial reach, enforceability, and cost efficiency of brand protection in global markets. Why jurisdiction selection matters in international trademark filings Selecting countries for international trademark filing from Vietnam directly…
For Vietnamese businesses expanding into Europe and ASEAN, choosing the appropriate trademark registration route is a strategic decision with long-term legal and financial implications. Understanding the differences between the Madrid Protocol and direct national or regional filings helps companies design efficient and enforceable trademark protection strategies. Overview of international trademark registration options for Vietnamese businesses…
On 14 January 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 143/QD-BCT on the imposition of official anti-dumping measures on prestressed steel wire strand products originating from Malaysia, Thailand, and China. These measures were applied to protect the domestic manufacturing industry from the effects of dumped imports. Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 51…
According to information from the Vietnam Trade Office in the United Kingdom, on 14 January 2026, the UK Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) issued a notice initiating a review of tariff rate quotas (TRQs) applicable to certain steel products currently subject to safeguard measures. This review covers products under Category 4 (metallic coated sheet) and Category…
On 19 January 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 121/QD-BCT on the imposition of official anti-dumping duties on certain wood fiberboard products originating from the Kingdom of Thailand and the People’s Republic of China. Pursuant to this Decision, the competent state authority is receiving applications for exemption from the official anti-dumping…
On 19 January 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 121/QD-BCT on the imposition of official anti-dumping duties on certain wood fiberboard products originating from the Kingdom of Thailand and the People’s Republic of China. Pursuant to this Decision, the official anti-dumping duty rates applicable to the investigated products originating from China…
Lawyer Pham Duy Khuong, Managing Partner at ASL LAW, has been recognised in “The A-List 2025 – Vietnam’s Top Lawyers” for the fourth consecutive year, further affirming his professional standing and reputation within the Vietnamese and regional legal communities. “The A-List 2025 – Vietnam’s Top Lawyers,” published by Asia Business Law Journal, honours the Top…
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