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In today’s global marketplace, register trademark in Vietnam or internationally is an essential step for businesses looking to expand and protect their brand overseas. However, international trademark registration can be costly, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises. To navigate this process efficiently and minimize unnecessary expenses, businesses should approach it with a clear cost-optimization strategy….
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Jul
Jul
Entering the Chinese market can offer tremendous opportunities for Vietnamese businesses, but it also presents legal and procedural challenges—particularly when it comes to trademark registration. China operates a first-to-file trademark system and has strict procedural rules that differ significantly from those in Vietnam. Understanding these legal barriers is essential for Vietnamese companies seeking to protect…
12
Aug
Aug
In the era of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation, businesses across sectors are harnessing AI-powered tools to automate content creation, streamline operations, and enhance user engagement. However, the use of AI to generate and disseminate digital content raises substantial legal risks — particularly in relation to copyright. For businesses operating in Vietnam and beyond,…
09
Aug
Aug
Notice of Deadline Extension for Questionnaire Responses by Domestic Producers and Importers in the Sunset Review of Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Measures on Certain Sugar Products Originating from the Kingdom of Thailand (Case Code: ER01.AD13-AS01) On June 13, 2025, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 1686/QD-BCT and an accompanying Notice on the initiation…
12
Aug
Aug
Intellectual property (IP) has become a core asset in modern business operations, particularly in technology, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, media, and brand-driven sectors. In Vietnam, with its rising innovation index and increasing international trade integration, the ability to leverage IP assets effectively can define business success. However, IP exploitation also comes with significant legal risks that must…
06
Aug
Aug
On July 18, 2025, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 2093/QD-BCT, officially initiating an anti-dumping investigation into certain clear float glass products originating from the Republic of Indonesia and Malaysia (Case Code: AD22), based on a valid request submitted by the domestic industry. To collect information and data necessary for the investigation…
12
Aug
Aug
Technology transfer in Vietnam plays a vital role in fostering innovation, enhancing competitiveness, and promoting sustainable economic growth. In Vietnam, where the government is actively encouraging high-tech industries and digital transformation, the legal landscape governing technology transfer is both dynamic and complex. This article outlines essential legal considerations for businesses—both foreign and domestic—seeking to transfer…
06
Aug
Aug
On September 23, 2024, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 2531/QD-BCT on the extension of the application of anti-dumping (AD) measures against certain aluminum products originating from the People’s Republic of China. According to the decision, the AD measures will continue to be imposed for an additional five years starting from October…
12
Aug
Aug
Vietnam’s real estate and infrastructure sectors continue to attract foreign capital, driven by rapid urbanization, industrial expansion, and economic liberalization. Yet, to transform these investment opportunities into successful, lawful projects, foreign investors must navigate a complex landscape of local legal requirements. This article, written by a Vietnam Real estate law firm, outlines the key legal…
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Jun
Jun
Foreign enterprises doing business in Vietnam often encounter various challenges related to tax law. Failure to fully comply with tax regulations can result not only in financial losses but also in severe penalties imposed by tax authorities. Below are five common tax issues that frequently lead to penalties for foreign businesses in Vietnam. 1. Failure…
