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Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal has announced a three-year waiver of government fees for intellectual property (IP) registrations in India's sports sector, aiming to strengthen the country's sports economy. Speaking at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations, Goyal introduced a policy de…
New trademarks are increasing rapidly, meaning intellectual property law firms are in high demand. Here’s how to manage the boom. Intellectual property has long been the backbone of innovation. The ingenious ideas captured in patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs and more fuel countless industries. It’s not surpris…
There’s a great deal of excitement and preparation for the Olympic Games, which will come to Los Angeles and Oklahoma City in 2028. Those of us in Oklahoma City are thrilled to host two events on behalf of LA28, softball and canoe slalom. If you are a business owner in one of these cities, you may be thinking, “How ca…
World Intellectual Property Day takes place on 26 April 2026 and offers a unique opportunity to join with others around the globe to consider how Intellectual Property (IP) helps the global arts scene to flourish and enables the technological innovation that drives human progress. The campaign is also an opportunity t…
As China accelerates its dominance in critical technology sectors, concerns are mounting over the erosion of U.S. intellectual property protections. Policymakers and industry advocates argue that recent legislative and judicial changes have undermined American innovation, leaving the nation vulnerable in the global ra…