Company News
Anamarija Stancic Petrovic, Mihajlo Zatezalo Contribute Article to WIPR
May 24, 2010
Anamarija Stancic Petrovic, the director of the PETOSEVIC office in Croatia and Mihajlo Zatezalo, the director of the PETOSEVIC Balkan Regional Office in Serbia, have written an article about the trends in intellectual property protection in the Balkans for the World Intellectual Property Review magazine’s Annual 2010 edition, which is now being distributed at the Exhibit Hall of the INTA Annual conference in Boston.
In the article entitled “Tightening up in the Balkans”, Anamarija and Mihajlo talk about the changes and improvements in intellectual property protection in Croatia and Serbia in the light of the anticipated EU accession of the Western Balkan countries in the next 10 years.
We will soon publish the article on our website. If anyone would like a copy, please email Jelena Jankovic.
May 2010 NEWS
- Bulgaria Adopts Draft Law Amending the Law on Industrial Design
- New Rules on Patent and Industrial Design Extension in Azerbaijan
- Polish Court Dismisses Vegeta Suit Against Hungarian Spice Producer
- First Cyrillic Domain Launched in Russia
- Bulgarian Snack Food Manufacturer Fined Over Misleading TV Commercial
- U.S. Removes Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland from IP Watch List, Condemns Russia for Weak IP Protection
- Bill Tightening Penalties for Copyright Violation Introduced in Armenian Parliament
- Bosnia Working on New Customs Regulations for Protection of IPR
- Romanian Customs Detain Counterfeit Sneakers, Apparel, Cosmetics
- Macedonian Customs Seize Designer Clothes from Illegal Boutique
- Serbian Customs Seize Counterfeit Watches, Cell Phones
- Russian Tuberculosis Clinics Get Minilabs to Prevent Fake Medicines
- Slovenia Files Fewer Applications with EPO in 2009
- Lithuanian PTO Launches Electronic Patent Database
- AmCham Macedonia Prepares Guide for Protection of Trademarks
- Bulgaria PTO President Elected to OHIM Budget Committee
- In Romania All Pending Trademark Applications Now Online