Just yesterday, a U.S. federal court ruled that key tariffs on Chinese goods are illegal — a decision that reignites the debate: tariff or not, is it still worth staying in the Chinese market?
As companies navigate rising uncertainty in global trade, one thing is clear: protecting intellectual property in China is more complex — and more essential — than ever. Recent reforms to China’s trademark law, the rollout of powerful new enforcement tools, and precedent-setting court decisions are rapidly reshaping the IP landscape. Businesses must adapt quickly to safeguard their brands, products, and market share.
Our Eligon partner Amy Hsiao will provide first-hand expertise on navigating China’s legal landscape. Gain actionable strategies to protect trademarks in the face of shifting geopolitics, increasing tariffs, and heightened enforcement scrutiny.
Event Details
Strafford Live Premium CLE Webinar with Interactive Q&A
2025 China Trademark Litigation and Enforcement Update:
Landmark Cases, Legal Shifts, Trade War Implications
Wednesday, June 18
1:00- 2:30 pm EDT
Explore key trademark litigation developments, including:
- High-stakes trademark infringement cases that set precedent for brand owners
- Strategic enforcement mechanisms covering eCommerce takedowns, administrative raids, customs recordals, and criminal enforcement
- Trends in judicial rulings favoring foreign brands and implications for U.S. companies
- Dual protection strategies combining trademark and design patent claims for maximum legal leverage
- Crucial distinctions between U.S. and Chinese IP systems, and how these differences impact enforcement in Asia
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insider knowledge and arm your business with essential strategies to protect its IP.
