By Joseph Simone, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
Responding to international criticism over the lack of deterrence from its existing anti-counterfeiting regime, Deputy Premier Wu Yi agreed with the US government
A long-awaited judicial interpretation has set out criteria for determining whether criminal prosecution should be pursued in intellectual property cases.
By Joseph Simone, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
Responding to international criticism over the lack of deterrence from its existing anti-counterfeiting regime, Deputy Premier Wu Yi agreed with the US government
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