Intellectual property

Russia Retaliates Against Sanctions by Curtailing Foreign Owners’ IP rights

Published on 5th May 2022

The Russian government has responded to western sanctions with new legislation designed to undermine the intellectual prop­erty (IP) rights of foreign entities

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This article appeared in the April 2022 issue of The Licensing Journal. 

 

 

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