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Intellectual property protection – comparing the Hong Kong and Scotland regimes
Practice Area: Copyright
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: Hong Kong
Published: 04 March 2011
Law Firm: Pinsent Masons
Overview
In this briefing, Pinsent Masons compares intellectual property legislation in Hong Kong and Scotland, emphasising the similarities between the two jurisdictions.
The briefing set out the primary IP rights, (trade marks, patents and copyright) and summarises the protections available in each country.
The comparisons covered include what can be registered, the application procedure, average cost, and length of protection.
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