11 August 2015Copyright

China’s IP courts: A busy start

The Beijing Intellectual Property Court was formally opened in November 2014 to much fanfare, and was followed by courts established in Guangzhou and Shanghai in December and January respectively. Between November and April, 3,202 cases were filed at the Beijing court, of which 332 were decided. Overall, 400 cases dealt with patents.

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