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How do I get back into my old area of IP law after a spell out?
By Tina Wang Career Doctor
Career Advice
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Career Doctor
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Intellectual Property
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Lawyer
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Consultant
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Through mediation and creative thinking, win-win situations are possible
By CW Ling Legal Case studies for employers
Mediation
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creative thinking
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win-win situations
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Intellectual Property
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IP trading set to create technical and support jobs
By Raymond Ma Job Market Trend Report
Middle
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Special Report
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Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Intellectual Property
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Executive Council
The development of Hong Kong into an intellectual property (IP) trading hub will drive job growth in the city’s creative and technological sectors, in addition to providing benefits to directly related intermediary services such as law, accountancy, finance and brokerage, says a senior government adviser, writes Raymond Ma.
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Be vigilant on IP theft
By Raymond Ma Featured stories and job trends
Middle
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Special Report
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Intellectual Property
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Verizon
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Data Protection
Companies are becoming ever more vulnerable to intellectual property (IP) theft as the world becomes increasingly connected, thanks to factors such as globalisation and the rise of cloud technology, says Robert Le Busque, vice-president for strategy in Asia-Pacific for US-based telecommunications giant Verizon.
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Battling with China law over non-compete compensation
By Contributor Legal Case studies for employers
Intellectual Property
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Mainland
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Contract Work
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Contract Staff
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Employment Contract
For most investors with intellectual property (IP) in China, protecting their IP is a high priority, writes Karen Ip and Betty Tam.
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China syndrome: The minefield of mainland labour laws
By Contributor Legal Case studies for employers
DLA Piper
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Mainland Business
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Employment Ordinance
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Law
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Employment Contract
For many businesses – especially those at the beginning of their journey into China – a key part of their business strategy is often to send talented senior leaders to work in the China arm of their organisations for a period of time, writes Pattie Walsh.
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Orchestrating a career in music
By Andrea Zavadszky Working Women
Intellectual Property
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Lawyer
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Career Change
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Music
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Hong Kong Sinfonietta
Would a trendy and successful intellectual-property lawyer ever change her job and join a not-for-profit organisation with considerably lower salary and a lot of ...
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Law of demand
By Daleena Samara Featured stories and job trends
Europe
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Robert Walters
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Michael Page
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Lawyer
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Legal
Despite the European debt crisis, 2012 still appears promising, and the legal recruitment industry looks set to ...
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