Publisher's Synopsis
For those building business in China, the protection and preservation of intellectual property (IP) is essential. Until some five years ago there was little or no effective remedy in Chinese Law against patent and trademark infringement or brand piracy. However, times have changed.
IP Protection is now enshrined in Law. Moreover, the concept of IP is now included in the Chinese education curriculum from secondary schools upwards.
The first in a must-have series for those conducting business in China, this offers a compendium of the judgements in 80 key cases heard in various levels of Chinese Courts. They provide the history, insight and case outcomes vital to any company looking to conduct business in China.
