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Januar Jahja & Partners

Indonesia

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    COVID-19’s impact on the Indonesian IP ecosystem is minimal so far
    Despite the widespread social, health, and economic devastation caused by COVID-19, it has largely been business as usual at the Indonesian IP Office (DGIP) since the start of the pandemic. While there certainly have been some minor disruptions and corresponding adjustments, overall the impact so far appears to have been minimal.
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    Supreme Court limits first-to-file principle by cancelling celebrity’s trademarks
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    Andrew Diamond, October 22 2020
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