Judicial Protection of Intellectual Property Rights by Shanghai Courts in 2021

In 2021, Shanghai courts fulfilled their functions of offering judicial protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs), strengthened judicial protection of IPRs, and further promoted the

Intellectual Property Protection by Chinese Courts in 2022

Intellectual Property in the digital age

Property (IP) sector. Intellectual property, broadly defined, refers to “products of original human thought.”1 The growing popularity of virtual assets, online marketplaces, general online platforms, and

Just Released: Commercialising Intellectual Property “Joint Ventures”

“Commercialising Intellectual Property: Joint Ventures” focuses on joint ventures and highlights practical and legal considerations, particularly regarding the ownership and exploitation of intellectual

Pioneering role in intellectual property protection

Suzhou Industry Park (SIP) is making headway with the construction of a national pilot zone for intellectual property protection. Companies are expected to attach greater importance to IP protection

World Media Leaders Emphasize Intellectual Property Rights, Enhanced Cooperation

Leading figures from the world's most renowned media organizations met in Beijing on Tuesday at the World Media Summit (WMS) presidium meeting to discuss the protection of intellectual property

Intellectual property court to be established this year

In 2013, a total of 100 thousand intellectual property cases of first instance were concluded by courts at all levels in China, according to information released at the third plenary meeting of the

Intellectual Property Week shows China's progress

China Intellectual Property Week 2016, which ran from April 20 to 26, held a range of activities to help increase the public's IP awareness and celebrate the 16th World IP Day, the organizers said.

Boost for intellectual property financing

Banks and insurers will be encouraged to increase support for the use of intellectual property in financing in an effort to support the development of innovative technology enterprises, according to

EUIPO：counterfeits cause €55 million in lost sales each year

Up to €55 million is lost in sales in the EU each year due to counterfeiting, according to figures from the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). EUIPO’s 2019 status report on intellectual