How to Respond to a Distinctiveness Refusal in China: Arguments and Evidence That Work
Distinctiveness is the most common ground for CNIPA Office Actions, particularly for foreign brands. Chinese trademark…
Distinctiveness is the most common ground for CNIPA Office Actions, particularly for foreign brands. Chinese trademark…
Bad-faith trademark registration — commonly known as trademark squatting — is one of the most frustrating…
CNIPA’s publication of the Trademark Infringement Determination Criteria represents a landmark development in China’s IP Law…
China is the world’s largest luxury goods market, representing over 25% of global luxury sales. For…
When conducting a Trademark Search in China, understanding how CNIPA examiners assess similarity is essential. The…
Similarity-based refusals are the most challenging type of CNIPA Office Actions to overcome. When an examiner…
The non-use cancellation action — commonly known as “撤三” (sanction three) in Chinese practice — is…
CNIPA’s 14th Five-Year Plan for Intellectual Property represents a comprehensive roadmap for China’s IP Law &…
China’s food and beverage market is the world’s largest, valued at over $1.5 trillion. For international…