Category: IP News
The New “Six Pack”: Legislative Reforms That Will Modernize Intellectual Property Protection in The Bahamas.
Posted January 29, 2016 in IP NewsWith the recent passage of six Intellectual Property Bills in September 2015, The Bahamas prepares to enter into a new legislative IP regime and become a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO)....
Trade Mark Registration: Where Creativity and Censorship Collide
Posted January 8, 2016 in IP NewsNowadays it is common for effective trade marks to push the envelope, they are often 'taboo' and catchy which makes them memorable; and can be even humorous at times but what can happen to a registered trade mark if it becomes 'disparaging'?
Translations: When Copyright Curtails Creative Licence
Posted December 30, 2015 in IP NewsThe work of translator is an artful, labor intensive skill, the considerations you make prior to starting any translation will ultimately determine whether you will be fighting for attribution and recognition later or adequately compensation for the worked performed.