China: Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

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Stability, Progress, And A Farsighted Vision In Arbitration Law (2025 Revision)
China's revised Arbitration Law of 2025 introduces groundbreaking reforms that enhance internationalization, standardize industry practices, and elevate arbitration to equal status with litigation. This comprehensive analysis examines the law's key innovations—including the adoption of seat-based jurisdiction, formal recognition of ad hoc arbitration, and expanded technological integration—while identifying potential regulatory gaps that may impact cross-border dispute resolution.
China Litigation
JTJB International Lawyers
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News & Cases From China: June 2026
China's National People's Congress has released a comprehensively revised Trademark Law featuring 87 articles across nine chapters, introducing motion signs as registrable marks, strengthening penalties for bad-faith filings, and expanding protection for well-known trademarks. How will these reforms reshape trademark registration practices and enforcement strategies for businesses operating in China's evolving intellectual property landscape?
China IP
R
Rouse
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【华源原创】从具体案例浅析创造性判断中的“公知常识”认定
In patent examination, the concept of "common general knowledge" frequently appears as a supplementary argument beyond prior art documents. However, disputes surrounding its proper application have become a central focus in patentability challenges, particularly regarding what qualifies as legitimate evidence and how technical specificity must be maintained across different material systems.
China IP
K
Kangxin
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Recognition And Cross-class Protection Of Well-known Trademarks In China
Well-known trademark protection provides expanded safeguards for brands with high reputation and influence, yet malicious trademark squatting and cross-class imitation pose growing challenges. This analysis examines a landmark Beijing Intellectual Property Court case involving a luxury automobile brand to illuminate the recognition criteria for well-known trademarks and the application of cross-class protection under China's 2019 Trademark Law.
China IP
CP
CCPIT Patent & Trademark Law Office
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Supreme Court Ruling: Misappropriating Others' Technical Work For Patents Violates Attribution Rights
The Supreme People's Court has issued a landmark ruling on inventor attribution rights in patent disputes, establishing clear standards for proving substantive creative contribution. In a case where a chip architecture engineer discovered his technical work had been used without permission in four patent applications filed by a colleague from another department, the court examined evidence including technical documents, timing of submissions, professional backgrounds, and witness testimony to determine true
China IP
AC
AFD China
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