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- The Trademark Fight for a Likely Chinese Equivalent of
- The brand owner of "MONSTER ENERGY" in China , Monster Energy Company (Monster Energy) has recently been involved in a trademark fight for a likely Chinese equivalent of "Monster" in
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- Common Problems and Solutions for Trademark Protection for Foreign Companies in China
- As we all know, intellectual property includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. This article will discuss the trademark protection related to foreign companies in China.
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- An Elementary Discussion on Determination of Malice in Trademark Confirmation Cases
- In trademark opposition and confirmation cases in the People's Republic of China ("China"), among the various factors to consider in deciding whether to approve the registration of or invalidate a dis
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- The Provisions and Law Application of Confusion Behaviors Under the New Anti-Unfair Competition Law
- On January 1, 2018, the newly revised "Anti-Unfair Competition Law" (hereinafter referred to as the new ACL) came into effect. This is the first revision in 24
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- Piercing the Corporation's Veil in IPR-Related Litigation in China
- Disregard of corporate personality can be introduced in litigation concerning IPR infringement.
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- Legal Disputes Arising from Webpage Plagiarism
- Although the term "plagiarism"can not be found in the articles of China's current law and regulations,it has been a term often mentioned in dispute cases involving infringement of copyright.
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- Infringement Determination Involving Conflicts Between Name of Works and Trademark Right
- In handling of such cases, it is necessary to examine whether the use of relevant words in work's
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- China's Recent Development on Granting Biological Sequence Claims
- Life sciences and biotechnology are widely regarded as one of the most promising frontier technologies for the coming decades.
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- The Judicial Protection of Enterprise Names — Conflict with the Registered Trademarks
- The fact that enterprise names and registered trademarks can both indicate the origin of goods or services and are generally considered as an intangible intellectual property right.
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- Impact of Shareholders Capital Contribution of Trademarks on the Determination of Representative Squatting
- using the perspective of trademark squatting by representatives under Article 15 of Trademark Law, this author studies potential legal issues with trademarks capital contribution of shareholders.
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