Opinion: New trademark rules leave owners unprotected

The new Implementing Regulations fail to pick up on the many issues raised by the revised Trademark Law, such as clarifying OEM limits, enforcing against those who facilitate infringement, calculating illegal operations and questioning the legitimacy of “good faith” sellers, says Jack Chang

9 minute readJuly 11, 2014 at 04:33 AM

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The third amendment to the PRC Trademark Law (TML) started from 2006 and took seven years to conclude the amendment process. The key objectives, according to the Explanatory Notes of the various draft

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