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In the previous article, Combating Increased Internal Fraud: Lessons from Recent Cases and Proactive Risk Mitigation Strategies, we examined the common themes and patterns in recent internal fraud cases across...

China's fifth revision to its Trademark Law represents the most significant structural overhaul since 2013, shifting from a registration-centered system to one emphasizing genuine use and penalizing bad-faith conduct. The changes introduce financial penalties for trademark squatting, shorten opposition periods, expand protection for well-known marks, and explicitly recognize online trademark use, fundamentally altering the landscape for brand owners and IP counsel operating in China.