Patent Implementation Statements
Patent Implementation Statements: A Compliance Priority in Indonesia Under Article 132(4) of Indonesia’s Patent Law, a patent that is not implemented domestically may be subject to cancellation by the Commercial Court at the request of a party representing national interests. While no such cancellations have been reported to date, the theoretical risk is real and […]
Interns at SKC Law
Interns at SKC Law SKC Law recently completed a three-month internship program for undergraduate students. The program, designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world IP practice in Indonesia, was a success. In our most recent cohort, we had the pleasure of welcoming Rafi from the University of Indonesia and Ranjan from […]
Indonesia in the 2025 USTR Special 301 Report
Indonesia in the 2025 USTR Special 301 Report Indonesia continues to appear on the U.S. Priority Watch List for 2025, reflecting ongoing concerns about the state of intellectual property (IP) protection and enforcement. The latest report points to serious challenges, including widespread online piracy and counterfeiting, weak border controls, and gaps in both copyright and […]
Nidya Joins The 200 Club by Hukumonline
Hukumonline’s The 200 Club honors Indonesia’s most influential legal professionals, selected through rigorous research and expert consultation. Criteria include career achievements, policy impact, and contributions to legal technology. Among this year’s honourees is one of SKC Law’s Co-Founder, Nidya Kalangie. The selection process is comprehensive and structured, involving in-depth research and input from legal experts. […]
