Pacific Patent Multiglobal

The firm: Pacific Patent Multiglobal, previously known as Pacific Patent, was established in 1986, several years before the Indonesian Patent Office came into force, and now has become one of the most prominent registered intellectual property and law firms in Indonesia. The firm is a member of national and international organisations involved in handling intellectual property matters, such as: INTA (International Trademark Association), APAA (Asian Patent Attorneys Association), ECTA (European Communities Trademark Association), AKHKI (Indonesian Association of Intellectual Property Consultant), PERADI (Indonesian Advocates Association), AAI (Indonesian Bar Association).

The firm’s philosophy is to rely on protecting intellectual creativities through meeting the individual needs and interests of its clients and providing them with quality and professional legal services. This philosophy ensures the firm is committed to continually upgrading its knowledge and keeping up-to-date with technological and legal changes through studying, training and seminars.

The location of the firm’s office at Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, positions it to be able to help clients access its services and to act swiftly against counterfeiting and infringements in the nearby regions. Its technical experts have extensive experience in carrying out a quality search for patentability and trademark, reducing the risk of failing to prosecute IP applications. The strict confidentiality of the cases it handles is guaranteed and clients will be regularly informed as to the up-to-date status of their cases.

Areas of practice: The firm’s practice extends to all aspects of intellectual property rights. It advises both domestic and international clients in patent, trade mark, copyright, industrial design, licensing agreements, and obtaining business permits related to intellectual property rights (including but not limited to The National Agency of Drug and Food (BPOM); Halal Certificate (The Assessment Institute for Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics Indonesian Council of Ulama/LPPOM MUI); The National Standardisation Agency of Indonesia (SNI)).

In order to handle a wide range of services, the firm has dedicated experts from various technical fields, a qualified group of administrative staff members and attorneys at law to provide legal services, including intellectual property prosecution in relation to administrative cases, litigation and non litigation, investigation, and filing criminal complaints.

The firm’s clients include national and multinational corporations from a wide range of business sectors: food and beverage industries, hospitality, fashion, cosmetics, sports, banking, insurance, oil and gas, automotive, airlines, computer, etc.