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The Only Gold Band Trademark Agency in Malaysia
The previous year was an unprecedentedly challenging one for most industries globally, including trademark agency practice. Thus, it came as a real morale booster when 2021 started with a bang for Henry Goh Malaysia. Our trademark team is once again awarded the Gold Band status in the World Trademark Review’s guide to the world’s leading trademark professionals – WTR 1000.
What makes this honorific title even more cherished is the fact that our firm is the sole IP agency in Malaysia to achieve this Gold Band status since the inception of this publication. As a cherry on top, Azlina, Sau Yin and Eng Leong have once again earned WTR’s recognition as Recommended Individuals in trademark prosecution and strategy.
We would certainly be remiss if credit is not given where credit is due. This achievement would not be possible without the collective contribution from the People of Henry Goh and the continued vote of confidence from our clients and associates in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and all around the world. We definitely do not take for granted these constant accolades as a mere annual affair. Instead, it serves as an impetus for us to continue maintaining such gold standards and spur us to elevate our practice further. Together we can and together we will.
Henry Goh dominates the agencies table as the only gold-tier firm in Malaysia. The most prominent IP agency is also perceived to be the biggest trademark filer in the country, with headquarters in Kuala Lumpur and an office in Singapore enabling direct filing in both countries as well as Brunei. Sau Yin Tham is the firm’s most senior registered trademark attorney; she draws upon nearly three decades of experience to ensure that the trademark department runs smoothly. Senior legal counsel Azlina Aisyah Khalid takes charge of the prosecution practice, while simultaneously providing pre-litigation advice and handling opposition matters. Clients can look to Eng Leong Lim to resolve contentious issues. Well-versed in Singapore trademark practice and trained by the Japan Patent Office, Lim was involved in filing the first copyright notification and geographical indication registration in the country.
