China continues to take steps towards unifying its approach to intellectual property with the development and codification of a national strategy. CLP presents an analysis of some of the biggest IP-related issues affecting those who do business in the PRC.
Intellectual Property
- May 08, 2009
Overlap between IP and unfair competition tackled.
April 16, 2009Sharon Rongde [email protected] are two essential elements to determine whether a work should be protected under copyright law, namely originality…
April 16, 2009Igor Darmogray and Iryna [email protected], [email protected] to somewhat incomprehensive IP laws along with uncertainty…
April 16, 2009Manisha Singh NairLex [email protected] enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPRs) is crucial to the grant, claim and maintenance of…
April 16, 2009China's developing IP system faces some big tests in 2009. Janice Qu and Peter Ollier spoke with SIPO commissioner Tian Lipu about patent amendments, the National IP Strategy and the Office's global role
April 16, 2009Ying [email protected] the end of 2008 the Beijing Haidian District Court ruled in a case between Beijing Guge Technology Company's registration…
March 17, 2009Zhaokang JiangSandler, Travis & Rosenberg, [email protected] Customs border enforcement has become one of the most effective measures to protect…
March 17, 2009The US has complained to the World Trade Organisation that China's IP rights protection and enforcement legislation violates international agreements. A WTO panel has presented its report and both sides are claiming victory. By Jan Bohanes and Adrian Emch, Sidley Austin, Geneva and Beijing.
March 17, 2009Manisha Singh NairLex [email protected] fashion industry in India is largely regulated by the law of copyrights. Most designers acquiring a…
February 09, 2009
