AWA Point
Tag: china
IP in China? It’s not all bad
Recent statistics on the outcomes of reported IP litigations in the most important courts in China are encouraging: The
China – a few comments on the Draft for Third Amendment to Trademark Law
A while ago the Chinese authorities released the “Opinion Solicitation Draft for Third Amendment to Trademark Law” (“the Draft”).
Is your supplier really cheap or just a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
It is well known that many companies, for cost reasons, choose to manufacture and buy products in low-cost countries,
Enforcement in the East II – Why should I patent in Russia?
This is a second blog post on patent enforcement in Eastern countries. Having already discussed China, we now turn
Enforcement in the East I: What’s the use of a Chinese patent?
In recent years, many of the former planned economies in the East have put state-of-the-art IPR legislation in place.
Recent Trends in Chinese IP enforcement
As has previously been mentioned on this blog, Schneider Electric Low Voltage (Tianjin) Co. Ltd., a joint venture of
New patent law in China
As mentioned on this IP blog on 30 October 2008, a new Chinese patent law has been anticipated for
New Patent Law in China
Everybody knows that China (PRC) is the most populous country in the world. Most are probably also aware of
IPR2 to strengthen the Europe-China IPR relationship
Last month, the EU-China IPR2 Project, focused on enhancing the enforcement of IP rights in China, was introduced to