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"[Rodyk is] one of the older practices out there, but also one of the most active on the market."
"This 18-strong team goes from strength to strength, offering both contentious and non-contentious expertise. Recent highlights include defending domestic client SME Aurigin Technology against a patent infringement action brought by multinational firm ASM Assembly Automation. The team is also representing Asahi Glass against ongoing allegations of patent infringement, brought by Hoya Corporation. Patent prosecution and technology licensing also feature in the team's workload."
Lee Ai Ming: Chambers Asia 2011 Leading Individual for Intellectual Property
Lee Ai Ming is recognised by Chambers Asia 2011 as a Leading Individual for Intellectual Property. Ai Ming is "a real veteran and a solid practitioner," with one peer remarking that she is one of the most long-standing and active lawyers on the scene." She "is traditionally known for her excellent portfolio management and general trade mark work, though her practice has leaned more towards patent litigation in the past year." Ai Ming has represented both foreign multinationals and local SMEs in patent disputes involving cutting edge technologies in the fields of semiconductors, telecommunications, pharmaceutical preparations and biotechnology.
Gilbert Leong: Chambers Asia 2011 Leading Individual for Technology, Media, Telecoms (TMT)
Gilbert Leong is recognised by Chambers Asia 2011 as a Leading Individual for Technology, Media, Telecoms (TMT). Gilbert "heads the IT practice at full-service firm Rodyk & Davidson LLP. Having previously worked in-house for a large corporate, he "brings a useful skill set to the table, which makes him someone to look out for in this area."" Gilbert has been counsel to parties involved in the telecommunication industry. In particular, he has advised on disputes arising as between telecommunication licensees, application for licences, market access and infrastructural issues.
Lee Ai Ming: Winner of International Law Office's 2011 Client Choice Awards
Lee Ai Ming, a partner in Rodyk & Davidson LLP's Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Group has received the International Law Office's 2011 Client Choice Award in the Singapore Intellectual Property category. The Awards recognize law firms and partners around the world that stand apart for the excellent client care they provide and the quality of their service. The criteria for the awards focus on an ability to add real value to clients' business above and beyond the other players in the market. Uniquely, law firms and partners can only be nominated for these awards by corporate counsel.
"...[Rodyk's] intellectual property and technology practice... offers its services across e-commerce, cybersquatting, data privacy and various internet and computer matters for a wide range of clients not limited to regulators, hospitals, multinationals, and software development and licensing enterprises."
"Lee Ai Ming leads the intellectual property and technology practice that offers its services across e-commerce, cybersquatting, data privacy and various internet and computer matters for a wide range of clients not limited to regulators, hospitals, multinationals, and software development and licensing enterprises. Priding itself for its high-end patent litigation, the group consists of 15 to 20 lawyers across litigation, IP and IT as well as boasts a technical team of patent engineers. Lee is part of the team that is working for local business JCS Automation against claims by InvenPro over confidential information misuse in the client's design of its cleaning machines. The case is particularly interesting in that JCS Automation is not allowed to see the documents detailing the alleged confidential information."
"In a successful achievement, Lee and Low Chai Chong defended Aurigin against a patent infringement suit brought on by ASM Assembly Automation. Gilbert Leong and Jeremy Tan are additionally recommended for both IP and IT work."
