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Monday, 14 September 2009 |
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By Dan Harris in 'China Law Blog'
Stan Abrams over at China Hearsay is (or will be?) speaking on China intellectual property at an IP conference for SMEs in the Netherlands and he has mapped out on his blog what he is going to say. And here it is: | | No comments for this item |
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Friday, 07 August 2009 |
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By Richard Brubaker in 'All Roads Lead To China'
In terms of general business discussion, there are fewer topic discussed more than the protection of IP in China. | | No comments for this item |
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Monday, 20 July 2009 |
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By Mike Bellamy
"Intellectual Property Rights - Avoid turning Chinese suppliers into future competitor & prevent US competitors from hijacking the China supply chain you have pioneered."
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Tuesday, 14 July 2009 |
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By Dan Harris in 'China Law Blog'
Over the last six months or so, my firm's work for Chinese companies going international has zoomed, and with that, my knowledge of how Chinese companies "handle" foreign companies has zoomed as well. | | No comments for this item |
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 |
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By David Dayton in 'Silk Road International Blog'
Had a couple of really interesting discussions about working with Chinese factories today. One was with a Purchasing Manager from the States that buys for his company in China. | | This item includes 1 comment |
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Tuesday, 09 June 2009 |
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By Dan Harris in 'China Law Blog'
China's Supreme Court recently confirmed what my firm has always been telling its clients: if you want to protect your trademark in China, you absolutely must register it in China. | | No comments for this item |
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Wednesday, 09 January 2008 |
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Veteran buyer and manufacturer Mike Bellamy is a regular speaker in conference programs held at Global Sources China Sourcing Fairs. In one of his seminars, he walks buyers through the steps they should take to ensure their intellectual property is not compromised when outsourcing or purchasing goods under their brand in China. A recent version of that seminar is presented in four parts below, with a total running time of just under 40 minutes. | | No comments for this item |
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Tuesday, 16 October 2007 |
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Your approach to protecting your intellectual property rights in China depends on both your goals (how much business risk do you have) and how much you want to spend on lawyers. | | No comments for this item |
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