Lin Li Lee
Asia-Pacific Guide 2024
Band 3 : Intellectual Property
Band 3
About
Provided by Lin Li Lee
Practice Areas
Data Protection & Privacy
Franchising
Healthcare & Life Science
Intellectual Property
Technology, Multimedia & Telecommunications
Career
Lin Li heads the IP & Technology practice group. She handles contentious matters involving patent, trade mark, copyright and industrial design infringement and passing off including anti-counterfeiting actions. Lin Li is regularly engaged by clients to advise on cross border transactions involving franchising, licensing, technology transfer and transfer of ownership. A substantial part of her practice covers advising and working with local and international clients.
Professional Memberships
Executive Committee Member (2016/2018), Malaysian Intellectual Property Association (MIPA); Member of Asian Patent Attorneys Association (APAA); Member of International Trademark Association (INTA); Member of Asean Intellectual Property Association (AIPA).
Publications
Author for the Malaysian chapter of The Franchise Law Review, 3rd Edition by Law Business Research and The International Comparative Guide to Copyright, 2016. She co-authored the Malaysian chapter of The Life Science Law Review, 3rd Edition by Law Business Research, The International Comparative Guide to Copyright, 2017 and The International Comparative Guide to Patents, 2017.
Personal
Frequently speaks on franchising and personal data protection and writes for international publications on various issues pertaining to intellectual property law and developments in this area.
Chambers Review
Asia-Pacific
Lee Lin Li is head of the IP department at Tay & Partners. She regularly acts on infringement disputes relating to patents and trade marks. She also manages IP portfolios for notable corporations.
Articles, highlights and press releases
1 item provided by Tay & Partners
Data Privacy in the Covid-19 Pandemic
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues its scourge, the Malaysian government imposed a two-week movement control order (“MCO”) that has subsequently been extended for another month, which restricts the free movement of the people.
Data Privacy in the Covid-19 Pandemic
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues its scourge, the Malaysian government imposed a two-week movement control order (“MCO”) that has subsequently been extended for another month, which restricts the free movement of the people.
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