SBLAW FIRM has been recommended in the Intellectual property areas by The Legal 500

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SBLAW FIRM has been recommended in the Intellectual property areas by The Legal 500.

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Here is the content of recommendation for SBLAW from The legal 500:

“… SBLAW FIRM’s IP department head Pham Duy Khuong provides ‘logical responses and shrewd advice’. The firm recently acted for an inventor, a Vietnamese national, in registering a patent globally, including liaising with firms across Europe and the US. The firm is currently acting for Web Entertainment in copyright infringement enforcement action against ten infringers in Vietnam. The firm has extensive trade mark experience in the manufacturing, pharmaceutical and financial services sectors, while on the patent side the team represents clients from the construction, technology and manufacturing industries. New clients include a games retailer and a fast food retailer…”