Chinese Domain Name Dispute Resolution

Chinese domain names have become an important online marketing tool for businesses with a strong presence in China. However, the lack of regulation is a major concern and may lead to website domain name disputes. What options are available to resolve such disputes and how can businesses protect these intellectual property rights?

2 minute readMarch 31, 2006 at 11:58 PM

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By Fred Hao, Partner, Lei Jie Law Office

A Chinese domain name (CDN) is an internationalized domain name containing Chinese characters.¹ Like English domain names, CDNs are 'door codes' to the internet and are a key part of China's domain name system

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