ARTICLE · 14 JULY 2026
China's comprehensive trade mark law reform introduces sweeping changes to combat bad-faith filings, strengthen enforcement, and modernise brand protection. With new penalties for trade mark hoarding, expanded well-known mark protection, and recognition of motion marks and online use, how will these amendments reshape portfolio management and enforcement strategies when they take effect in January 2027?
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