International Encyclopaedia of Laws - Jamaica: Intellectual Property

The International Encyclopaedia of Laws (IEL) is a unique library series of loose-leaf publications on national and international laws presented and reviewed by acknowledged experts. Composed of 25 distinct reference works, and regrouping more than 1200 prominent authors of various legal expertise, the IEL provides practical information and valuable insight into both national and international legal frameworks.

Local Pharmaceutical Companies win temporary relief from Pfizer

The Foga Daley Partners discuss the Supreme Court’s ruling in Pfizer’s patent infringement suit against Jamaican pharmaceutical companies in their latest article published in IP Value 2010: Building and Enforcing Intellectual Property Value . 

Jamaica: Tapping into the value of Intellectual Property

The Foga Daley Partners discuss how Jamaica is seeking to tap into the value of Intellectual Property in their article published in IP Value 2009: Building and Enforcing Intellectual Property Value.

Against a backdrop of increasing awareness of the value of intellectual property and a modern framework for protecting trademarks and service marks in Jamaica, local and foreign proprietors are drawing the battle lines to preserve their key trademark assets.

Jamaica Takes Control, Brand Management

Jamaica's international renown for its reggae music, the legendary music icon Bob Marley, and track and field athletes is undeniable. So too is the fact that the island's brilliant sun, deep blue sea and white sand beaches continue to attract tourists from across the world to its shores.

A Balancing Act: Weighing patents and geographical indications: the implementation of the TRIPS Agreement in Jamaica

Weighing patents and geographic indications: the implementation of the TRIPS Agreement in Jamaica