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Ring the Right Bell for Enforcement of IPR in China

Christian Nowak, Science and Technology Adviser of BEA (Bureau d’Electronic Appliqué), a Belgian company that manufacturing sensors for especially doors.  BEA is active in China since 1996.  First only with a representative office. But the smart thing BEA did was … Continue reading

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Key IP Question Before Considering Joint-Venture: Am I Educating My Future Competitor Or Building A Long-Term Partnership?

Colin Davies, managing director of Accenture Software, wrote a column for China Daily European Weekly (always asking whether the content is not usable for the Chinese edition) about ways that will make a better cooperation between Chinese and Western software … Continue reading

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Peter K. Yu Kicks Off the UNH Franklin Pierce Center for IP Distinguished Speaker in IP Lecture Series

Mary Wong, the first director of the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Center for IP invited Drake University professor Peter K. Yu to give the inaugural speech of the Franklin Pierce Center for IP Distinguished  Speaker in IP Lecture … Continue reading

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The Influence of China’s Trade deficit on IP Enforcement in China

Light at the end?Photo: Danny Friedmann Remember that in 2009, because of the financial crisis, the Supreme People’s Court urged the lower courts to conservatively grant injunctions, read here. Now too, there are economic circumstances that might not be conducive … Continue reading

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Overview of legal problems with IP enforcement

Photo Danny Friedmann Maria Trombly, Ziff Davis Internet and Bill Marcus interviewed Geoffrey Lin and Douglas Clark, attorneys of Lovells Shanghai. The result is a nice overview of some of the legal problems with IP enforcement in China. Read the … Continue reading

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