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Chin Wah Tsang

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Chin Wah has gained experience in patents in a wide range of subject matter, including electronics, electrical appliances, stationery items, household appliances, toys, telecommunications, home automation, material treatment, RFID technology, and basic chemistry. Chin Wah also handles trade mark and design applications around the world.

Chin Wah graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic with a Professional Diploma in Company Secretary and Administrator, and qualified as a UK Chartered Patent Attorney in 1997. Chin Wah is a member of the Hong Kong Institute of Trade Mark Practitioners and the Asian Patent Attorneys Association.

Chin Wah is fluent in English and Chinese (including Mandarin and Cantonese).

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  • 中文(廣東話) (Cantonese)
  • 中文 (普通话) (Mandarin)
  • English

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Latest articles by Chin Wah Tsang

What makes a good IP solicitor?
Article
- 15 August 2022

What makes a good intellectual property solicitor?

A vital value of most UT Companies are their IP in terms of patents, trademarks etc. Once registered and secured, the companies work every day to monetise that investment in a global market. Sometimes the IP comes under attack from competitors or other companies, and an international IP professional is needed to assist them. Those are some of the issues that a professional Intellectual Property Solicitors work with. But how do they work, and what is the difference between a Property Solicitors and a Patent Attorney?
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Article
- 12 August 2022

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Agritech space

The European Patent Office (EPO) has seen a remarkable increase in the number of AI patent filings in the Agritech sector in recent years. In this article we highlight the growth from the year 2000 until 2019.
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- 11 August 2022

Cook v Boston – practicalities relating to the Shorter Trial Scheme and costs budgeting

The Shorter Trial Scheme (STS) was set up with the purpose of providing parties with an avenue to achieve earlier, shorter trials for reasonably sized litigation at a proportionate cost. The judgment in proceedings between Cook and Boston contains a few practical points on the STS and other case management issues.
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