In The Global IP Matrix Issue 23, Anomi Wanigasekera of Julius & Creasy unpacks Sri Lanka’s approach to compulsory licensing and how it balances patent rights with public health priorities.

In Issue 23 of The Global IP Matrix Magazine, Adriana Barrera of BARLAW explores Peru’s emerging legal framework holding landlords accountable in trademark infringement cases, disrupting counterfeiting at its source.

In The Global IP Matrix Issue 23, Michele S. Katz of Advitam IP explores whether fan edits on social media are protected by fair use or if they pose a growing risk of copyright infringement.

Explore Sarah Norkor Anku’s critical analysis of copyright enforcement in Ghana and Nigeria in The Global IP Matrix Issue 23. A must-read for creatives, policymakers, and IP advocates.

In The Global IP Matrix Issue 22, Ralph Nack, Reporter General of AIPPI, discusses his 23-year journey with the organisation, its legislative impact, and what IP professionals can expect at the 2025 AIPPI World Congress in Yokohama.

Explore how artificial intelligence, global enforcement challenges, and diversity are shaping the IP world in The Global IP Matrix Magazine Issue 22, launched in honour of INTA 2025.

Julius & Creasy outlines Sri Lanka’s copyright regime and the 2023 Supreme Court decision reaffirming authorship rights. Read the expert legal commentary in The Global IP Matrix Issue 21.

SN Anku IP Firm explores the inconsistencies in damages for copyright infringement in Ghana and proposes statutory reform. Read insights by Sarah Norkor Anku and Onyinyechukwu Mary Magdalene Okeyea Dotsey in The Global IP Matrix Issue 21.

Discover how the USPTO’s termination of 3,100 patent applications due to signature fraud is reshaping the conversation around practitioner ethics and IP system integrity, in this article by Michele S. Katz of Advitam IP.