In The Caribbean IP Annual 2025, Keesha Fleming Lake of Cervieri Monsuarez (Anguilla) breaks down how legislative reforms in Bermuda and The Bahamas signal a major shift in Caribbean trademark law.

In The Caribbean IP Annual 2025, Linda Dolland of Seon & Associates explores how Grenada is leveraging trade marks and IP strategy to support tourism, protect local goods, and prepare for international trade expansion.

In The Caribbean IP Annual 2025, Daniella C. Williams Mitchell examines how Grenada’s evolving IP framework, from the 1984 Trade Marks Act to the 2012 reforms, supports economic growth, cultural heritage, and innovation.

In The Caribbean IP Annual 2025, Terita Kalloo details how Trinidad and Tobago has become a model for small nation IP development, combining global standards with local strategies to protect innovation, culture, and commerce.

In The Caribbean IP Annual 2025, Foga Daley’s Dianne Daley McClure recounts 30 years of IP reform in Jamaica and the wider Caribbean, from TRIPS implementation to international treaty accessions, and offers insight on what’s next for regional IP policy.