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Since recent years, the damages granted in intellectual property law suits, especially in trademark infringement cases, have been increasing remarkably in China.

The report set out the achievements in judicial protection of IP rights in the past year, focusing in particular on the following.

The saga began in June 2009 – one year after the first Kung Fu Panda film was released – when Shanghai Weipu, a Chinese company, filed an application to register the trade mark "KUNG FU PANDA 功夫熊猫."

広東省高級人民法院はこのほど、「百度」の商標を電子機器メーカーが工場や製品、オンライン店舗などで使用した事件の二審判決を下し、侵害行為の停止、企業名称の変更、経済損失500万元と権利行使費用5万4457.38元の賠償を命じた。（1元は約23.7円）

CN Supreme Court announced that defendant could claim from plaintiff in abusive litigation yesterday on 3 June 2021.

There was therefore uncertainty in the application of the time limit as well as the retrospective effect of the 3-year time limit, which led to the SPC's clarification.

After the Shanghai and South China sub-commissions split from the China’s arbitration institute CIETAC, there was uncertainty about the interpretation and validity of existing arbitration clauses...

In late 2012, South China Sub-Commission broke away from CIETAC Beijing and changed its name to Shenzhen Centre of International Arbitration (SCIA)...

China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) has issued new provisions to adjust the case jurisdiction of the nation's specialized Internet Courts, effective November 1, 2025.

Land Rover is a luxury car brand that specializes in four-wheel-drive vehicles, owned by Tata Motors. Evoque of the Range Rover series is a SUV

The Beijing Intellectual Property Court recently made a decision fining the defendant in a patent infringement suit RMB 1 million (~US$ 144K) for failure to comply with the court's order to turn in its financial records and samples of the accused product.

The Xi'an Yanta District Court recently concluded a bad faith intellectual property disputed between the Plaintiff Xi'an Beilin Guoxing Dental Clinic Co., Ltd...

As Beijing courts are located in the capital area, the developments of Beijing Courts would bring great impact on the other courts all over China.

Because litigating and arbitrating against Chinese companies is rife with so many issues specific to China and to Chinese companies, I am going to make this the first post in an indefinite series on China Litigation and Arbitration.

It is not uncommon for product manufacturers and distributors in China to reach agreements with distributors, wholesalers and retailers to maintain control over product resale prices.

DUPE

A few days ago, Qualcomm Incorporated was sued by Shanghai Gotop Semiconductor Ltd. before Shanghai High Court for trademark infringement.