Qi Xue, Shanghai Beshining Law Office

Overview:

Qi Xue is the Founding Partner of Shanghai Besining and a highly experienced patent attorney with over 25 years in intellectual property law. He combines patent prosecution and enforcement expertise with strategic portfolio planning, helping clients navigate complex IP landscapes and maximize the value of their innovations.

Xue has handled landmark cases, including the first case heard by the Shanghai Intellectual Property Court and a patent infringement retrial recognized as a model case by the Supreme Court. His technical focus spans chemistry, mechanics, and electronics, and he has a strong track record in infringement and enforcement proceedings.

Beyond his legal practice, Xue has delivered nearly a thousand lectures, seminars, and training sessions. He is committed to promoting IP education and helping clients develop robust, forward-looking patent strategies. Known for his technical depth and strategic vision, Xue continues to guide clients through challenging patent issues and complex IP portfolios.




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Patents
8 December 2025   Africa’s vibrant market growth is attracting global investment and dispute resolution mechanisms—from specialised national tribunals to international arbitration and regional bodies—are strengthening enforcement, reducing risk, and bolstering investor confidence across the continent, says Sofia Araujo of Inventa.
Patents
8 December 2025   A non-practising entity is given another chance by a US appeals court to challenge Meta, whose lead ads allegedly infringe a patented method of online advertising.
Trademarks
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