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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2018

A Quantitative Analysis Of Chinese Patent Litigation

The dramatic rise of patent litigation in China in recent years has created a need for insight into how the system performs—what kinds of cases are brought, how those cases turn out, and the potential risks posed by remedies in those cases.

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The dramatic rise of patent litigation in China in recent years has created a need for insight into how the system performs—what kinds of cases are brought, how those cases turn out, and the potential risks posed by remedies in those cases.

In this post, we discuss the salient trends that have emerged from Chinese litigation data, focusing on the composition of caseloads for Chinese courts as well as on win rates and remedies at a system-wide level. Our dataset covers approximately 21,000 cases spanning more than a decade, from 2006 to the present. While the forthcoming integration of the data into RPX Insight will help practitioners answer more detailed questions for themselves, this post provides a first look at the available data.

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