In recent years, breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) technology have emerged continuously, making it a significant driving force behind a new wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation.
At Jiaquan IP Law, we are committed to delivering results in intellectual property disputes. Here are two recent victories that showcase our strategic approach in patent enforcement and invalidation:
China’s trademark register is quite large, which often results in new applications being blocked by earlier registrations—even if many of these older marks are essentially “zombie” trademarks. When a new application is provisionally refused because of these blocking marks, many naturally resort to filing for a non-use cancellation.
For those friends and IP colleagues who read my posts before, you guys might aware of how much I like to discuss interesting IP topics. One of my dear friends, Mr. Michael Stein (I will connect this post to your LinkedIn account by then), brought out a question the other day – for a Hong Kong applicant, how many methods are there to file a PCT international application?
I recently received an inquiry from a US colleague about filing a PCT international application with CNIPA as the RO without a priority basis. I have rarely discussed this issue with my foreign associates in the past because although CNIPA is one of the PCT receiving offices, the applicant must meet the below conditions. And the fact is most of the foreign inbound cases we handle here are with foreign applicants.
With years of experience and excellence in the field of #IP, Mr. Tan Yingqiang (Jacky Tan), partner of Jiaquan, was named as one of the "Top 100 China IP Experts" this year out of so many amazing peers.
On Sunday morning, when I was crouching on the sofa with a coffee and watching some TV shows, my friend (Kurt Saunders) sent me this captioned question via Whatsapp.
