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Practical analysis on intellectual property, technology transfer, international trade and China-related disputes — written for executives, general counsel and brand owners outside China.
If a non-compete agreement restricts an employee from pursuing a job in which they excel or have expertise during the specified period, and this significantly…
To safeguard their competitive edge and prevent employees from switching jobs or disclosing trade secrets, many companies implement non-compete agreements.
I. Key Transformations in Legal Structure and Regulatory Approach: China intellectual property landscape is undergoing a major shift towards necessitating…
Introduction: The Strategic Imperative of Trade Secret Protection — In the global food industry, which is worth trillions of dollars, proprietary recipes are…
In a time when artificial intelligence knows no boundaries, developers of AI applications in China are leading the way in global technology.
China continuous struggle against fraudulent trademark registrations signifies an important advancement in the realm of intellectual property protection.
Trademarks and business names serve similar legal functions within market economic activities. Both are designed to differentiate the goods and services…
Licensing agreements are a popular tool in this endeavor, allowing companies to grant others the right to use their intellectual property in exchange for…
Parallel Import under China Practice: Parallel imports refer to the practice where certain distributors sell products beyond their designated territories.
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