Trademark distinctiveness
Trademark distinctiveness refers to the ability of a trademark to identify the source of goods or services. In simple terms, […]
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Advantage on setting up companies in BVI and the UAE
Transforming the existing Hong Kong company structure into a setup where a BVI (British Virgin Islands) company operates in Hong
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“Fānwán” Trademark Parody Causes Trouble, LV Wins 4.21 Million Compensation, Infringing Products to Be Destroyed
The streetwear brand “Fānwán Creativity,” known for its “satirical imitations” of famous brand logos, widely used a logo resembling LV’s
What is copyright?
Copyright (also known as author’s rights) is a legal protection that grants creators exclusive rights over their original works. Copyright
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Trademark Infringement
Trademark infringement generally refers to the unauthorized use of a sign that is identical or similar to someone else’s trademark, and such use may cause consumer confusion…
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Patent Infringement
Patent infringement typically refers to the unauthorized use of patented technology, which violates the legal rights of the patent holder. Specifically, the elements and considerations for determining patent infringement include the following aspects …
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A Certification Trademark
A certification trademark is a type of trademark used to indicate that goods or services meet specific standards or qualities …
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Defensive Trademark
A defensive trademark refers to a trademark registered by the trademark holder for goods or services outside of their core business category, using the same or similar trademark …
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Copyright and Trademark
Intellectual Property (IP) refers to the rights granted to creations of the human mind. These rights aim to protect the outcomes of creators and inventors, allowing them to enjoy exclusive economic benefits for a certain period. The main categories of IP include:
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Intellectual Property (IP)
Intellectual Property (IP) refers to the rights granted to creations of the human mind. These rights aim to protect the outcomes of creators and inventors, allowing them to enjoy exclusive economic benefits for a certain period. The main categories of IP include:
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