Monday, 21 September 2009 09:44
Lucy Harrold and Eifion Morris, IP Partners at Stephenson Harwood, London
As more floating LNG projects commence and construction of vessels begins to take place, the technology and know-how used in these projects will certainly produce ideas and processes that will deserve protection by intellectual property laws around the world.
As more floating LNG projects commence and construction of vessels begins to take place, the technology and know-how used in these projects will certainly produce ideas and processes that will deserve protection by intellectual property laws around the world.
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