Protecting patent rights in a timely manner is crucial for original pharmaceutical product manufacturers, particularly in being informed of potential infringements before an infringing product enters the market.
However, information requests submitted by legal representatives of original drug marketing authorisation (MA) holders regarding the authorisation files of generic companies—who seek approval through an abridged application referencing the original pharmaceuticals—are…
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Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, as one of the fastest-developing and most widely debated fields today, provide significant benefits to individuals and society while also posing various risks in terms of personal data protection. Recently, the widely discussed DeepSeek has been subjected to review by the European Commission and relevant data protection authorities.
The Personal Data Protection Authority (“Authority”) has issued the following recommendations for…
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With the amendment made to Article 9 of the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (“Law”), titled “Transfer of personal data abroad”, standard contracts have been introduced as one of the appropriate safeguards that data controllers and data processors may rely on for the transfer of personal data abroad. With the enactment of the law amendment on June 1, 2024 with a three-month transition period for cross-border data transfers, and the publication of the Regulation on the…
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The Higher Board recognised that stricter conditions apply to the limitation of goods and services for national applications compared to international applications filed via WIPO
The limitation applications rejected by the Trademarks Department were in accordance with the law and should have been accepted
The decision emphasises that parties should be encouraged to resolve disputes through amicable agreements
Background
The Trademarks Department of the Patent and Trademark…
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Within the context of the entry into force of Article 26 of the Industrial Property Code, there have been heated discussions as to whether the administrative revocation of trademarks is constitutional
An IP court applied to the Constitutional Court to annul the office’s authority to revoke trademarks before the office was able to use such authority
The Constitutional Court rejected the application due to the court's lack of jurisdiction and did not examine the…
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Within the context of the entry into force of Article 26 of the Industrial Property Code, there have been heated discussions as to whether the administrative revocation of trademarks is constitutional
An IP court applied to the Constitutional Court to annul the office’s authority to revoke trademarks before the office was able to use such authority
The Constitutional Court rejected the application due to the court's lack of jurisdiction and did not examine the…
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