Author name: John Willys

Trademark law has a fascinating principle that many businesses big and small often overlook: global recognition does not automatically translate to local legal protection. A recent Judgement from Kenya’s Court of Appeal in Sony Corporation v Sony Holdings Limited beautifully illustrates this point. It is a timely reminder that in the world of intellectual property,

The Jewel in the Crown; an insightful article explores the High Court of Kenya’s recent decision in Johari School Limited v Rosemary Wambugu (Civil Case No. 191 of 2018). The piece offers a timely reminder that intellectual property protection extends beyond formal registration, encompassing the reputation and distinct identity a business builds over time. Click here to