In recent years, cross-border patent disputes have intensified, drawing an increasing number of Chinese companies into major global litigation. Among the available remedies, injunctions often exert...

Since the adopting the partial design system to the Chinese Patent Law effective on June 1, 2021, there has been widespread attention to the partial design protection.

As large-scale AI models advance toward the trillion-parameter era, high-bandwidth memory (HBM) has become a critical bridge between computing performance and data throughput.

In 2025, Optis and Apple secured landmark judgments from the appellate courts of the United States and the United Kingdom.

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has become the epicenter of "Schedule A" litigation—a controversial model for pursuing intellectual property claims against dozens or hundreds of cross-border e-commerce sellers simultaneously. Judge John F. Kness's landmark 2025 ruling in Eicher Motors Limited challenges long-standing practices including ex parte restraining orders, prejudgment asset freezes, and mass joinder of defendants, potentially reshaping how brand owners combat onl

The Unified Patent Court has begun issuing cross-border injunctions extending beyond its member states, reaching the UK and Spain. As Dutch courts maintain their tradition of long-arm jurisdiction and European patent holders increasingly opt out of UPC coverage, the Netherlands has become a critical enforcement venue where a single proceeding can trigger cascading injunctions across multiple European jurisdictions, creating significant strategic risks for Chinese enterprises expanding into European markets.

Cross-border litigation presents unique challenges when serving process on foreign defendants, particularly for Chinese companies facing U.S. federal or Unified Patent Court proceedings. Understanding the fundamental differences between common law and civil law approaches to service, along with the requirements of the Hague Service Convention, is essential for protecting procedural rights and ensuring the enforceability of judgments.

The disputed "low-profile over-the-range microwave-hood combination" at the center of Whirlpool's lawsuits against Samsung, LG, Midea, and Haier is more than a space-saving kitchen innovation.

In the process of developing technical standards, standards organizations must balance the interests of multiple stakeholders. On one hand, they must ensure that standard implementers can reasonably access...

Particularly in technology-driven industries, IPR has been widely adopted by enterprises for its speed and technical rigor.