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October 26, 2022, Jian Xu

What are the legal grounds for domain name disputes in China?

Domain name piracy is as common as trademark squatting in China. The key to striking down domain name piracy is to determine that the domain name is registered in bad faith which either infringes a … [Read more...] about What are the legal grounds for domain name disputes in China?

Filed Under: Intellectual Property Tagged With: china, IP, litigation

October 24, 2022, Alex Driver

Just how far can the UPC reach?

The judges have been appointed (Unified Patent Court judicial appointments and Presidium elections | Unified Patent Court (unified-patent-court.org), and finalisation of the case management systems … [Read more...] about Just how far can the UPC reach?

Filed Under: Intellectual Property, The Unified Patents Court Tagged With: Intellectual Property, Patents, UPC

October 21, 2022, Jian Xu

How to translate your trademark into Chinese?

Given the importance of Chinese character trademarks for the Chinese market, brand owners are naturally concerned about the ways to translate the original Latin trademark into Chinese. In brief, there … [Read more...] about How to translate your trademark into Chinese?

Filed Under: Intellectual Property Tagged With: china, Intellectual Property, Trademarks

Real estate budget

October 19, 2022, Lee Nuttall, Michael Sweeney and Michael Tushingham

Real estate features highly in mini-budget

UPDATE [19/10/2022] Yesterday's (Tuesday 18 October 2022) emergency fiscal statement by Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, cancelled a number of tax-cutting measures announced by his … [Read more...] about Real estate features highly in mini-budget

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Real Estate, Tax

October 18, 2022, Jian Xu

Can patent terms be extended in China?

China has introduced both PTE (Patent term extension) and PTA (Patent term adjustment), so it is possible to extend the terms of a granted Chinese patent. PTE (Patent term extension) is … [Read more...] about Can patent terms be extended in China?

Filed Under: Intellectual Property Tagged With: china, IP, Patents

October 13, 2022, Ben Stansfield, Sharon Ayres and Anna Fletcher

Why working with Gen Z can lead to more authentic ESG strategies

Organisations should be listening to young people when forming environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies to ensure that their strategies are future-fit and free from greenwashing. With … [Read more...] about Why working with Gen Z can lead to more authentic ESG strategies

Filed Under: Analysis, Blogs, Corporate Responsibility, Diversity, Environment Tagged With: ESG

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