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Do marks on OEM goods infringe domestic trademarks?

By Lilian Qiu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Can marks on OEM goods infringe domestic trademarks?

By David Lee, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Impact of letters of consent on trademarks’ registrability

By Michael Fu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Securing more comprehensive design patent protection

By Martin Meng and Howard Hao, Chang Tsi & Partners
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How to handle IP transfers in anonymous purchases

By Ken Li, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

How to cope with copyright issue of fonts and their characters

By Qin Yajie, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Rose Xu Tom Wang Tao
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Countering ever more complex intellectual property infringement

By Rose Xu, Chang Tsi & Partners; Tom Wang, Kohler
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Damien Wang is a senior lawyer at Chang Tsi & Partners in Beijing
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Accurately defining a trademark and the effect of this on practice

By Damien Wang, Chang Tsi & Partners in Beijing
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Preventing and responding to trademark genericisation

By Zhang Nana, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Evolution of admission of new evidence in trademark lawsuits

By Michael Fu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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How to avoid the headache of your brand’s ‘genericisation’

By Yao Wei and Huang Li, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Foreign enterprises need trademark protection in co-operation contracts

By Tracy Shen, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Sammi Huang is a partner and Summer Xiong is a lawyer at Chang Tsi & Partners
Chang Tsi & Partners

Addition of punitive damage system in Trademark Law a breakthrough

By Sammi Huang, Summer Xiong, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Red flags in US competition law on the exercise of IP rights

By Rose Xu and Ason Zhang, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Resolving differences of opinion on OEM trademark infringement

By David Lee, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Impact of reputation when unregistered trademarks face domain squatting

By Ray Jiang, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Redefining English words in Chinese to support trademark proceedings

By Steven Andrews and Nancy Qu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Determining joint and several liability in trademark infringement cases

By Frank Liu and Si Jiamu, Chang Tsi & Partners in Beijing
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Addressing trademark piracy against popular movie character names

Damien Wang, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Legal attributes of deceptive marks in China’s Trademark Law

By Damien Wang and Si Jiamu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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周斌 铸成律师事务所 高级律师 Robin Zhou Senior Attorney Chang Tsi & Partners金恩汀 铸成律师事务所 外籍律师 Angela Kim Foreign Counsel Chang Tsi & Partners
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The fair use of registered trademarks

By Robin Zhou and Angela Kim, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Judicial recognition of well-known trademarks, 中国驰名商标的司法认定, Simon Tsi and Gao Yan, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Judicial recognition of well-known trademarks

By Simon Tsi and Gao Yan, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Liu Yushen, Chang Tsi & Partners, Protecting well-known brands not registered as trademarks, 如何保护未注册商标的知名品牌
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Protecting well-known brands not registered as trademarks

By Liu Yushen, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Chang Tsi & Partners

Legal options for protecting trademark right

By Spring Chang and Shen Huijuan, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Trademark Protection in China
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Key aspects of the foundations of trademark protection

By Spring Chang and Adam Kryder, Chang Tsi & Partners
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Spring Chang and Wang Yue, Chang Tsi & Partners, Product labels subject to a range of requirements, 企业产品标识的合规使用
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Product labels subject to a range of requirements

By Spring Chang and Wang Yue, Chang Tsi & Partners
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multiple protection is redundant
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Multiple protection is not redundant

By Rose Xu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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foreign-related trademark licensing issue
Chang Tsi & Partners

Legal issues in foreign-related trademark licensing

By Spring Chang and Frank Liu, Chang Tsi & Partners
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