Article in the World Intellectual Property Review: Two years of the Intellectual Property Court

5.10.2015

Erik Viik, our patent attorney specializing in patent legislation and patenting processes in Russia and Eurasian countries, has written an article about the Intellectual Property Court operating since July 2013 in Moscow.

Two years of the Intellectual Property Court, World Intellectual Property Review Sept/Oct 2015

Keywords: eurasia, patent legislation, patenting process, property court, russia

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