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What do Napoleonic Warfare and IP Protection in China have in Common? More than You can Imagine

How do you approach IP protection in China? Paolo Beconcini suggests that it’s not unlike a military battle – and that military strategy can play a role in the preparation and refinement of a winning litigation strategy.

Claim Construction of Means-plus-function Claim, Based on the Judgments of the Taiwan Intellectual P...

Claim construction is always an important issue either for an invalidation action or an infringement assessment. In particular, the issue would be more complicated and disputable when the claim is written in means-plus-function or step-plus-function...

New Requirements for Litigation Judges and Attorneys

How to Effectively Use China’s IP Courts

Since the launch of China’s IP courts in 2014, thousands of cases have been litigated. Haiyan Wu and Shengping Yang share tips on how to best use the courts in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

China\'s First Big Data Launched In Guizhou

Misappropriation of Customer Data of Online Job Bank Constitutes Trade Secret Infringement

Singapore High Court Orders Network Service Providers To Disclose Customers Who Illegally Download M...

Commerce minister: India fully-compliant with WTO

Intellectual property rights have been a sticking point in India-US relations.

US and China cement infringement partnership

China Passes Sweeping Security Law

Enforcement Strategies in China

Foreign IP owners should – and can – expect fair treatment before Chinese courts, says Shenping Yang, particularly if they follow the simple steps he provides for enforcement actions.

Intellectual Property Enforcement in Peru

As Peru’s economy continues to open to its neighbours – and to Asia – it has become a party to many international agreements covering intellectual property rights. Gustavo León y León explains why Peru’s IP regim...

The Rise of Counterfeit Alcohol in China

As the popularity of alcoholic beverages continues to increase among China’s growing middle class, counterfeiters are turning to wine and spirits as a new proit source. Paolo Beconcini and Robert Binion examine the rise of counterfeit alcohol i...

Hong Kong Customs Found 13 Retail Shops Selling Suspected Counterfeits

China Targets Online Shopping In Gray Zone