Updating IP: Shanghai Addresses its own Intellectual Property Concerns

Courts in China have been taking the lead in interpreting China's intellectual property laws so as to meet international standards. Shanghai Municipality has recently made its own contribution with an Opinion on strengthening IP rights in foreign businesses.

11 minute readJuly 02, 2003 at 12:58 AM
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By Alan Adcock, Rouse and Co. International, Shanghai

The people's courts in China have recently handed down decisions in three landmark intellectual property cases. The Beijing Higher People's Court held

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