China’s IP Administrative Protection Guiding Cases (Nos. 9-11): What They Mean
Background of This Batch To unify standards and raise the quality of intellectual property administrative protection, CNIPA released its third […]
Background of This Batch To unify standards and raise the quality of intellectual property administrative protection, CNIPA released its third […]
A rejected patent, an invalidated trademark, a refused information disclosure—when an act of China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) harms
A rejected patent, an invalidated trademark, a refused information disclosure—when an administrative act of China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA)
Why this “Measures” was issued The calculation of illegal business turnover is a key basis for administrative penalties in trademark-infringement
For Chinese companies going global, the hardest part is often watching a patent “wait in line” overseas. A patent filed
The patents and trademarks you file all stand on a set of “rules”—and those rules themselves need rules. China’s National
To improve the quality of patent and trademark agency services, CNIPA, together with the All-China Patent Attorneys Association and the
In January 2025, China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) issued the Measures for the Administrative Adjudication and Mediation of Patent
Why enterprises need an IP “coordinator” Many Chinese enterprises hold valuable patents yet struggle to find a commercialization path, or
The “cheapest wins” trap in government procurement In government procurement of agency services, “pick the cheapest” used to be the