The Trademark Law amendments could have gone further to address online counterfeiting and bad faith registrations – two big problems for trademark owners in China. Businesses need to monitor their markets closely, file their marks early and push for more reform
The Trademark Law amendments could have gone further to address online counterfeiting and bad faith registrations – two big problems for trademark owners in China. Businesses need to monitor their markets closely, file their marks early and push for more reform
China and US regulators are working on a deal, but if China wants regulatory equivalency it must first prove its intent to prosecute fraud, says accounting professor Paul Gillis
The Chinese courts have long been criticised as unpredictable, but William Fisher and Ting Xiao highlight recent trends that indicate the judicial system is gaining expertise in IP, making litigation an easier option to take
Professor Huang has been teaching for almost 20 years on anti-monopoly laws. He talks to David Tring about unifying antitrust administrative agencies and gives advice to enterprises about the increase in enforcement
My company is a WFOE and we need to change our legal representative. I have heard this is a difficult process – what advice can you offer on how to accomplish this?
Design patents in Taiwan are becoming broader. This has opened up new opportunities for IP owners who want to maximise the protection available to them
Mainland investors in Taiwan have plenty of opportunities to succeed, as long as they follow a few key guidelines
Taiwan's Personal Data Protection Act contains several strict provisions relating to written consent requirements that affect foreign companies, even if they are not registered in the jurisdiction
Taiwan needs to reform its healthcare system. Europe and Japan have both set examples in the innovative use of private finance, but the government needs to be aware of the risks