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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…
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Jul
Jul
Selecting countries for international trademark registration is not merely a legal formality—it is a long-term investment strategy. In a globally competitive landscape, Vietnamese businesses must adopt a smart allocation plan to optimize legal protection, cost efficiency, and commercial advantage in each target market. 1. Why a strategy is essential for international trademark registration Not every…
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Jul
Jul
In the context of globalization and expanding international markets, registering trademarks in multiple countries has become an essential need for businesses. The Madrid System—administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)—offers a simplified and cost-effective mechanism for international trademark registration. This article, written by top-tier Vietnam IP Agency, provides guidance for Vietnamese businesses on how…
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Jul
Jul
Intellectual property (IP) and technology transfer are two closely connected legal domains, particularly in the context of Vietnam’s digital economy and innovation-driven growth. The amended Law on Intellectual Property and the Law on Technology Transfer are creating important areas of intersection that directly affect the rights and interests of businesses and inventors. This article clarifies…
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Jul
Jul
Intellectual property (IP) assets are increasingly becoming a core component of business development strategies in Vietnam. However, the practical exploitation of these assets carries numerous legal risks due to the evolving legal framework and inconsistent enforcement. This article identifies common legal pitfalls and proposes solutions to help businesses protect and optimize the value of their…
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Jul
Jul
In 2025, trademark registration in Vietnam will see several notable updates in terms of procedures, processing time, and fees under the latest legal regulations. Businesses and individuals must stay informed to avoid disruptions in protection—especially as brand competition intensifies. The following provides an overview of the most important legal information on trademark registration in Vietnam…
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Aug
Aug
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and the exponential growth of digital content are creating new copyright challenges in Vietnam. Businesses involved in digital content—ranging from advertising creatives to AI-generated materials—must be ready to adapt to upcoming legal changes. This article outlines key legal considerations that companies should prepare for in 2025 to protect…
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Jul
Jul
In an innovation-driven business environment, patent protection is not only a legal requirement but also a crucial strategy for maintaining competitive advantage. In Vietnam, the legal framework for patents has been increasingly improved, creating more favorable conditions for legalizing innovative ideas. The following article provides an overview of the procedures and effective strategies for patent…
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Jul
Jul
In an era where innovation is the key to competitive advantage, the ability of businesses to capture and exploit patent data is no longer merely a matter of legal compliance or intellectual property protection—it is a critical strategic imperative. As a leading regional law firm in intellectual property and legal consultancy, ASL LAW recognizes that…
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Jul
Jul
China is a major export destination for Vietnamese businesses, but it is also where many have lost control over their Vietnam trademarks, fallen victim to preemptive filings by local partners, or encountered complex legal obstacles in asserting their intellectual property rights. To succeed in this market, Vietnamese companies need a clear trademark registration strategy and…
