Should I choose civil or criminal remedies to protect my trade marks in China?

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Should I choose civil or criminal remedies to protect my trade marks in China?

Managing IP Correspondent
November 01 2008

"I work for a global company doing business in China. We have a problem with counterfeiters and I am not sure what is the best way to enforce my trade marks." Responses from a lawyer, in-house counsel and investigator

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