• New
  

  Appreciation and Application of the Supreme People’s Court Notice on the Proper Venue for Well-known Trademark Cases

  On May 1, 2009, the Supreme People’s Court issued its Notice on the Proper Venue for Well-known Trademark Cases

  Column

  Issue 30 By Wan...

  2009/07/10

• New
  

  Trademark Protection of Color Marks in the United States

  In this regard, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office [“PTO”] has promulgated regulations and case law for registration...

  Global IP

  Issue 30 By H. ...

  2009/07/09

• New
  

  Institutional Solution to Trademark Examination Backlog

  On March 27, 2008, Deputy Director of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) Fu Shuangjian signed...

  IP Watch

  Issue 29 By Zho...

  2009/05/06

• Room for IP Protection Improvement—An interview with Zhao Jiaxiang

  Special Report

  Issue 29 By Liu...

  2009/05/06

• New
  

  Baixiang v. Baijia, a Seesaw Battle of Intellectual Property

  Intellectual property disputes are nothing but common between business competitors. In July 2007...

  Special Report

  Issue 29 By Liu...

  2009/05/06

• New
  

  Analytical Review of the Ritz Hotel, Limited Trademark Infringement Case

  This article discusses issues and questions raised in the case, such as similarity between a plaintiff’s mark ...

  Column

  Issue 26, By Lv...

  2009/01/20

• New
  

  A Legal Minefield for Trademark Squatters

  The case addressed many legal issues concerning judgments involving trademarks that are “detrimental to socialist morals...

  Law & Enforceme...

  Issue 26, By Li...

  2009/01/20

• Protection of Unregistered Well-known Marks: China v. U.S.

  Law & Enforceme...

  Issue 26, By Je...

  2009/01/20

• Wing Wah Should Not Have Been Recognized as an Unregistered Well-known Trademark

  Law & Enforceme...

  Issue 26, By Ha...

  2009/01/20

• New Trends in IP Trails at the Beijing High People’s Court in 2007 (II)

  Column

  Issue 25 By Liu...

  2008/11/20