Although Korea is fully assimilated into the contemporary international intellectual property regime, seekers of intellectual property rights in that country may still encounter vestiges of both the system applied during the Japanese occupation (1910-1945), which was based on common law, and the subsequent civil codes designed to replace it. It is particularly in the areas of administrative and enforcement procedure that practitioners require specialized knowledge if they are to move confidently and ensure adequate legal protection in Korea of patents, copyrights, designs, trade marks, computer programs and other intangibles. This title aims to provide this knowledge in considerable depth.