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This article explains how Russian law defines the existing rights for means of individualization, such as trademarks, trade names and commercial designations, and analyzes how such rights correspond to each other
As of December 2011, two federal constitutional laws were enacted in Russia, whereby a new specialised intellectual property court that is intended to deal with cases concerning protection of IP rights will be set up for the first time in Russia
