I would like to get my trademark recognised as well-known in China. I have heard it is possible to do this through a judicial or an administrative procedure. Which is the best route to choose and what evidence do I need to provide to obtain the status?
Features & Analyses
- February 28, 2012
New provisions for the negotiation and mediation of labour disputes could mean extra costs but long-term benefits for enterprises in China
February 28, 2012China has become one of the most attractive markets for private equity firms. But when problems occur, what options do investors have to enforce their rights?
February 28, 2012After 12 years of waiting, some Implementing Regulations have begun to clarify and expand upon a Tendering and Bidding Law that left many issues open to interpretation
February 28, 2012After 12 years of waiting, some Implementing Regulations have begun to clarify and expand upon a Tendering and Bidding Law that left many issues open to interpretation
February 28, 2012A new regulation from the foreign exchange regulator has returned the right of foreign-invested holding companies to re-invest their dividends in China
February 07, 2012There is more to dispute resolution in China than meets the eye. By making strategic choices, foreign businesses can maximise their chances of winning anti-monopoly and IP disputes
February 07, 2012New regulatory opinions address common issues faced by Chinese companies when restructuring. They may also make things easier for foreign-invested companies
February 07, 2012New national regulations allow debt-for-equity swaps to be registered with AIC authorities. Their impact will be widespread
February 07, 2012A new regulation shows China's competition regulator is serious about proactive enforcement of the country's merger-control regime
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