Jin Nee Wong

Jin Nee is one of the founding partners of Wong Jin Nee & Teo; successfully represented clients against cyber-squatters through dispute resolutions filed with WIPO; has implemented antipiracy/brand protection programmes for various multinationals; very active in public policy and engagement work including lobbying for reform of IP laws and procurements; has advised clients on all aspects of commercial exploitation of IPRs, including negotiating and preparing manufacturing, ICT, franchise (including assisting clients in obtaining approval and securing registration under the Franchise Act 1998), licence and biotechnology agreements; has assisted clients in conducting audits to identify ownership and scope of their IPRs; advises clients in areas of ICT, digital integrity, cyber laws, e-commerce and media/entertainment laws. She has written numerous articles and chapters on IPRs and franchising published in various publications. · Wong Jin Nee & Teo

MalaysiaIntellectual Property, Technology & CybersecurityEnglish, Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese Dialects

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About

Founding partner of Wong Jin Nee & Teo (established 2005), specialising in intellectual property, brand protection and enforcement; she has represented clients in WIPO domain-name disputes and implemented anti‑piracy/brand protection programmes for multinationals. Advises on IP commercialisation and licensing, ICT, digital integrity, cyber law, e‑commerce, media & entertainment and biotechnology, and is active in public policy and government engagement.

Practice areas

Intellectual PropertyTechnology & CybersecurityE-commerceMedia & EntertainmentFranchisingBiotechnologyAlternative Dispute ResolutionGovernment & Public Policy

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Malaysia

Wong Jin Nee & Teo · Jin Nee is one of the founding partners of Wong Jin Nee & Teo; successfully represented clients against cyber-squatters through dispute resolutions filed with WIPO; has implemented antipiracy/brand protection programmes for various multinationals; very active in public policy and engagement work including lobbying for reform of IP laws and procurements; has advised clients on all aspects of commercial exploitation of IPRs, including negotiating and preparing manufacturing, ICT, franchise (including assisting clients in obtaining approval and securing registration under the Franchise Act 1998), licence and biotechnology agreements; has assisted clients in conducting audits to identify ownership and scope of their IPRs; advises clients in areas of ICT, digital integrity, cyber laws, e-commerce and media/entertainment laws. She has written numerous articles and chapters on IPRs and franchising published in various publications.

Malaysia

Expertise

Brand protection & anti‑piracy programmesDomain name disputes (WIPO/ADNDRC)IP licensing and commercialisationIP audits and valuationFranchising and Franchise Act 1998 registration/approvalsICT, cyber law and digital integrityMedia & entertainment lawBiotechnology-related IP

Education

University of Sydney — Bachelor of Laws (1990)

Admissions

Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya (Called to the Malaysian Bar, 1991)
Registered patents, trade marks and industrial designs agent (Malaysia)
Certified mediator (panel of the Malaysian Mediation Centre)
Certified IP valuer (Malaysia)

Languages

EnglishBahasa MalaysiaChinese Dialects