Did you know that Chinlone is a national sport in Myanmar where players try to keep a ball from touching the ground without using their hands? Sounds difficult! The players are placed in a circle and work cooperatively to keep the ball in the air by passing the ball to each other. Much like performance art, the sport is fast, entertaining and fluid.
As we mentioned two months ago, KASS has landed in Myanmar and is all geared up with our in-house team of experts who are well-versed in IP laws — Patents, Trademarks, Industrial Designs — and technical knowledge in Chemistry, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Biotechnology, Oil & Gas, Mechanical & Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronics and many other fields. Combined, they represent over 20 years of experience in IP and in handling issues over various technical areas. They are supported by a team of well-experienced paralegals and other talented team members who assist in the day-to-day operations of the firm.
Like Chinlone players, we work together and strive to be a very focused one-stop solutions IP firm for all your intellectual property needs – one region, one firm, saving you cost, time and hassle!
With our direct presence in the Golden Land, we will keep you abreast with further updates on Myanmar’s new IP laws.
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