Why China's trademark enforcement still needs reform

Despite the rapid progress China has made in IP protection, two issues stood out at the INTA Annual Meeting this week – the weaknesses in the latest amendments to the Trademark Law and the challenges of enforcing against counterfeiters

6 minute read May 16, 2014 at 07:20 AM

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China Law & Practice attended the 136^th annual meeting of the International Trademark Association, which took place in Hong Kong from May 10 to 14 and was attended by over 8,500 trademark professionals.

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