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Why Rwanda is the next big opportunity for IP investors - Vimarsana News

Why Rwanda is the next big opportunity for IP investors

Rwanda has made major socioeconomic progress in the last 20 years, with a $1.2 billion investment into energy production and a rapidly growing population attracting the attention of foreign investors. A deep dive into the existing trademark regime shows why the country is one to watch.

Doing business in Tanzania: trade and service marks registration - Vimarsana News

Doing business in Tanzania: trade and service marks registration

In this month’s briefing, we look at how entities engaged in doing business in mainland Tanzania can protect their trade and service marks…

Trademark applications division is long overdue - Vimarsana News

Trademark applications division is long overdue

Large corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises and even single individual businesses all recognise the value of trademarks.

Trademark procedures and strategies: Chile | World Trademark Review - Vimarsana News

Trademark procedures and strategies: Chile | World Trademark Review

Major amendments to the Trademarks Act were passed in 2014, partially to facilitate implementation of the Nice Agreement, the Singapore Treaty and the Madrid Protocol. Most notable among these amendments is the elimination of use as a registration requirement. The amendments received royal assent, but have not yet been implemented. The latest projections suggest that implementation could take place in 2019.

Mexico: Partially correct - Vimarsana News

Mexico: Partially correct

The introduction of partial non-use cancellation actions in Mexico was welcome, but will they have the intended impact, asks Vanessa Rondeau of Uhthoff, Gómez Vega & Uhthoff.