17 January 2023FeaturesJurisdiction reportsRiikka Palmos
The new IP landscape in Russia
The protection of intellectual property rights has not been defined as a sanctionable activity. At first, the exclusive rights related to IP became a means of politicking and pressure, but now the situation is much calmer. From a purely legislative point of view, the situation is not that alarming.
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