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Brand Protection Congress Europe: addressing counterfeiting and IP protection in the digital economy
As global commerce continues to expand through e-commerce platforms and digital marketplaces, protecting brands has become a growing challenge for organisations worldwide. Counterfeiting, intellectual property infringement, and online brand abuse are increasing across industries, making brand protection strategies a critical priority for businesses.
March 17, 2026
Features list
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Victor Guo of Panawell evaluates the best way in which foreign companies can protect their IP against Chinese plaintiffs, looking at protection before launch of a product, procedural options and defences
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Shirley Fu and Yakai Shi of Sanyou analyse the different types of IP protection afforded by customs authorities in China, evaluating the advantages of seeking active protection from customs
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Vivien Chan and Ann Xu analyse the draft amendments to China’s Copyright Law, including the liability of ISPs and rules around damages and assess recent court judgments
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Feng Zheng of Wanhuida Peksung analyses a number of Supreme Court rulings on the doctrine of equivalents, including those concerning the all element rule and process patents
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Bin Zhang and Lei Fu of CCPIT evaluate the rules around non-infringement declarations, including those connected to warnings, jurisdiction and compensation
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Jiayan Xie of Deqi Intellectual Property Law Corporation assesses the circumstances in which trademark coexistence agreements are effective in China, looking at the requirements for such agreements and various judgments
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