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ARTICLE · 23 JULY 2015

Enforcement: the last mile of intellectual property litigation

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Civil enforcement is the last, yet crucial step in IP litigation and the protection of IP rights holders' interests.

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Chen Changhui
Chen Changhui

Civil enforcement is the last step of civil litigation (incl. intellectual property (IP) litigation), which plays a key role to realise civil rights. Whether or not it operates smoothly tends to be a weighted indicator to a nation's legal development.

Enforcement constitutes the last yet crucial step of the protection of IP right holders' interests. However, similar to other civil disputes, arduous enforcement has always perplexed IP right holders, which may cause that they cannot get the full extent of compensation (or even no compensation at all). Given that, how to avoid such a problem has become an intractable issue for both IP right holders and their attorneys.

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