Eyes on the spies: why IP raids in China are not all they seem
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Eyes on the spies: why IP raids in China are not all they seem

Sukanya Sarkar
October 20, 2021
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Sukanya Sarkar
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Sukanya covers all IP-related issues in Asia including trademark, copyright, patent and design matters. She has worked as an in-house counsel in the past. She is particularly interested in enforcement strategies adopted by brand owners and overlaps between different IP disciplines.
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