Lessons to be learned from 'JIE BAI NA' trademark saga

RouseFrank Yu and Li [email protected]; [email protected] eight years of legal twists and turns, it seems that the Changyu Winery Group has managed…

4 minute readNovember 09, 2010 at 11:58 PM

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Frank Yu and Li Xiao

[email protected]; [email protected]

After eight years of legal twists and turns, it seems that the Changyu Winery Group has managed to retain its rights to the 'JIE BAI NA' trademark – a word which was alleged to be the Chinese version of the Cabernet grape variety.

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