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In an increasingly regulated and competitive market, businesses in Vietnam must manage legal risks efficiently while maintaining operational flexibility. Many companies, especially startups, SMEs, and foreign-invested enterprises, are turning to external legal providers instead of building large internal legal departments. Understanding the benefits and application of outsourced legal services for Vietnam businesses helps decision-makers evaluate…
08
Mar
Mar
As Vietnam continues to integrate into the global economy, commercial disputes have become increasingly complex, involving domestic and cross-border elements. Businesses operating in Vietnam must understand available legal mechanisms to protect their rights and manage risk effectively. This article provides a structured overview of dispute resolution methods in Vietnam explained, along with the jurisdiction of…
07
Mar
Mar
Vietnam’s dynamic workforce and growing economy make it an attractive destination for domestic and foreign enterprises. However, companies operating in the country must strictly comply with labor legislation to avoid disputes, penalties, and reputational risks. Understanding labor and employment legal regulations for businesses in Vietnam is essential for maintaining lawful operations and fostering sustainable employer-employee…
22
May
May
In the creative economy, collaboration is increasingly common. Writers, designers, software developers, musicians, and filmmakers often work together to produce a single intellectual product. However, when multiple individuals contribute to the creation of a work, legal questions arise regarding ownership and the right to commercially exploit that work. Understanding Vietnamese legal regulations on co-created work…
26
May
May
Trademark infringement remains one of the most frequent intellectual property disputes in Vietnam’s rapidly expanding consumer and digital markets. As counterfeit goods, parallel imports, and online violations increase, rights holders must adopt a strategic and evidence-driven approach. From practical experience, practices in handling trademark infringement cases in Vietnam require a combination of administrative, judicial, and…
30
Jun
Jun
In today’s innovation-driven economy, businesses seeking global growth must secure patent protection beyond their home jurisdictions. A well-structured PCT patent application strategy for international market expansion enables applicants to streamline multi-country filings, manage costs efficiently, and preserve strategic flexibility while assessing commercial opportunities. The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) system, administered by the World Intellectual Property…
30
Jun
Jun
Intellectual property (IP) protection continues to evolve rapidly across Southeast Asia as governments align domestic regulations with international commitments and digital economy demands. With Vietnam implementing significant legislative changes in recent years and ASEAN member states strengthening regional cooperation, businesses must understand how Vietnam’s IP framework compares with other ASEAN jurisdictions. This article provides an…
25
May
May
As Vietnamese enterprises expand into global markets, trademark protection becomes a critical strategic asset. However, international registration requires careful financial planning and timeline management. Understanding international trademark application costs for Vietnamese businesses and the expected examination periods in major jurisdictions helps companies allocate budgets efficiently and avoid unexpected delays. International Trademark Application Costs for Vietnamese…
24
May
May
Vietnam has become an increasingly attractive destination for foreign investment and brand expansion. As international companies enter this dynamic market, securing trademark protection is a critical legal and commercial priority. This guide to registering international trademarks in Vietnam via Madrid Protocol provides a detailed overview of procedures, timelines, and compliance requirements for foreign businesses seeking…
13
Feb
Feb
On 30 January 2026, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 228/QD-BCT on the imposition of provisional anti-dumping duties on certain clear float glass products originating from Indonesia and Malaysia. The products subject to the provisional anti-dumping duty are clear float glass; not wired; not coated with an absorption or reflective layer; not…
