Can You Trademark a Building?

Usually, Trademarks are only assigned to company logos and brands, or entities that make goods or services that are bought and sold or the goods or services themselves. This is to protect these commercial entities from other commercial entities that may seek to use their goodwill and brand recognition. One must abide the truth that […]

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Nike and Roger Federer battle for “RF” logo
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If you haven’t heard already, tennis legend Roger Federer recently signed a sponsorhip deal with clothing conglomerate, UNIQLO. This deal is reportedly to be worth between $300 million and $410 million USD. The tennis legend and sporting giant, Nike, are now clashing over the ownership of the “RF” brand. “RF” of course, are the initials […]

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Intellectual Property Dissemination (Or The Lack of It)
Malaysia SME Lymesol

We recently ran an article on Malaysia SME on the topic of Intellectual Property awareness. In case you missed it, here is the article: Intellectual Property Dissemination (Or The Lack of It) Intellectual. Property. What comes to your mind when you hear those two words? In Malaysia, a very likely answer or response would be; […]

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Monetization of Intellectual Property In Malaysia

We recently caught up with the good folks at BEAM to discuss a few important topics regarding Intellectual Property. Namely, issues regarding Intellectual Property in Malaysia and the monetization of Intellectual Property. 1.    What is Lymesol about and how did you get started? What was the primary driver for starting this whole venture? What sort of solutions […]

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