Protecting your intellectual property in China

A session of the National People’s Congress in China voted and passed a new law that came into effect on 1 January 2021. Importantly, the new law contains several provisions related to intellectual property (IP). Of interest to future patent infringement cases, …

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by Bernard Dippenaar

Evaluating the target market to determine third-party infringement

Recognising and evaluating the target market that a product or service is aimed at can be a material factor at play in determining whether a trade mark constitutes a third-party infringement or not. The High Court of Zimbabwe recently handed down a comprehensive …

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by Karen Kitchen

Tag: China

Protecting your intellectual property in China

Evaluating the target market to determine third-party infringement

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