As a key part of Cayman’s improved intellectual property laws, Government has created the Cayman Islands Intellectual Property Office (CIIPO) to serve as a resource for individuals seeking information on how to protect their original works, known as intellectual property (IP)… [

Representatives from CIIPO (the Cayman Islands Intellectual Property Office) will be on Cayman Brac on Friday, 24 June, to speak with persons in creative fields about how they can benefit from stronger laws covering copyrights, trade marks and design rights… [read more]

With significantly updated copyright legislation commencing on 30 June, which will offer greater legal rights to Cayman’s musicians, visual artists, and others in the creative fields, Government has taken a vital step forward in modernising intellectual property (IP) legislation, and in improving the local commerce framework… [

As part of the Ministry of Commerce’s modernisation of intellectual property rights and responsibilities, the UK has extended its 1988 Copyright Act to Cayman. The Act has been extended by the Copyright (Cayman Islands) Order 2015, which was passed by the UK Privy Council on 19 March… [

To enhance Cayman’s Intellectual Property (IP) modernisation, General Registry has hired an expert – Mrs Candace Westby – in patents and trade marks. Furthermore, Mrs Westby and General Registry’s Deputy Registrar Donnell Dixon, recently returned from the UK, having accepted the UK IP Office’s invitation for further training… [