Patent law reform – now on track for the year-end – will make New Zealand a more serious player in intellectual property, a lawyer in the field suggests.
Baldwins Intellectual Property partner Rosemary Wallis says New Zealand’s ancient patent legislation has put us well behind our trading
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Georgina Bond
Wed, 22 Aug 2012
Wed, 22 Aug 2012
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Reform of 'odd and quaint' patent laws welcomed
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