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Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) play a crucial role in protecting and commercializing the rights of authors, artists, producers, and other right holders. In Vietnam in 2025, these organizations operate under the Intellectual Property Law, responsible for licensing, collecting usage fees, and distributing royalties to rights holders. Additionally, they assist in enforcing rights and protecting members…
14
Mar
Mar
Vietnam patents are one of the key subjects of intellectual property rights, playing a crucial role in promoting technological innovation and economic development. Under Vietnam’s 2025 legal framework, a patent must meet three fundamental conditions to be eligible for protection: (i) novelty, meaning it has not been publicly disclosed in any form before the filing…
14
May
May
Layout designs of semiconductor integrated circuits are among the industrial property objects protected under Vietnamese law, aiming to encourage innovation in the electronics industry. Under the Intellectual Property Law of Vietnam, a layout design must meet specific criteria regarding originality and commercial novelty and must not have been previously commercially exploited. Understanding these conditions is…
04
May
May
A trademark is a valuable asset that helps businesses establish their brand presence in the market and protect their commercial interests. However, trademark ownership does not last indefinitely and requires periodic renewal. So why is it essential for businesses to renew their trademarks in Vietnam? This article will analyze the key reasons and the potential…
09
Feb
Feb
The Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has recently released a draft Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation, outlining significant changes aimed at strengthening science and technology human resources, incentivizing science and technology workers, commercializing research outcomes, and improving the management of state budget-funded science and technology programs. Expansion of Science and Technology Human Resources…
06
May
May
In recent years, Vietnam has witnessed an alarming increase in cases of bad-faith trademark registrations. These are acts of registering trademarks identical or confusingly similar to well-known brands, not for legitimate use, but with the intent to usurp intellectual property rights from other businesses or to gain personal profit through illegal actions such as extortion…
02
May
May
Once a company’s trademark has been granted registration in Vietnam, protecting and exploiting this intellectual property becomes an essential factor in maintaining brand value and safeguarding the legal rights of the business. To ensure optimal protection, companies must proactively manage, monitor, and effectively exploit their intellectual property rights. This not only prevents infringement but also…
07
May
May
As Vietnam integrates into the global economy, protecting and leveraging intellectual property (IP) has become critical for businesses and individuals to establish their market position. A key challenge lies in distinguishing whether intellectual assets should be registered as trademarks or protected as copyrighted works. Despite the 2022 amendments to Vietnam’s Intellectual Property Law (Law No….
08
Jan
Jan
The Indonesian government has enacted significant changes to its patent framework with the passage of Law No. 65 of 2024, marking the third amendment to the Patent Law since its inception under Law No. 13 of 2016. This amendment, effective October 28, 2024, continues Indonesia’s efforts to align its intellectual property (IP) system with evolving…
30
Dec
Dec
The Intellectual Property Office of Vietnam (IPVN) has issued Notice No. 4031/TB-SHTT dated December 26, 2024, regarding the unified application of the International Patent Classification (IPC) version 2025.01. This version, adopted under the Strasbourg Agreement on the International Patent Classification, will be officially implemented in Vietnam starting January 1, 2025. Key Updates and Implementation Details…
