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Guiming (Gary) Wu of Kangxin Partners explains some of the key steps patent owners need to take in China to ensure that they can enforce their rights successfully

Brand owners may not even realise their products are becoming popular in China and attracting the attention of counterfeiters. Yan Wang of Peksung Intellectual Property uses a practical example to explain what options they have

With China’s economy struggling, Boon Xie, Xuhui of WTOIP.com explains how the rise of businesses that place greater importance on IP will provide growth in the future

Patent prosecution highways are becoming increasingly popular. Yanling Zhou and Man Guo of Deqi provide a guide to how the system works in China

Do you struggle to remember which PCT countries have 30 or 31 month deadlines? Or whether translation extensions are available? RWS Group-inovia took the guesswork out of foreign filing with their detailed country-specific guides. These guides contain deadlines and formalities requirements for the 130+ countries inovia files into. Download the complimentary guides for PCT national stage entry, direct (Paris Convention) filing and European validation here: https://www.inovia.com/resources/foreign-patent-filing-guides

China has an extensive and generous system of subsidies for patent filers. Xia Zheng and Mengmeng Yu of AFD China Intellectual Property Law Office explain how the system works

Fabio Giacopello of HFG Law & Intellectual Property explains what brand owners need to know about trade mark use in China

Chinese courts use a range of different methods to calculate compensation. Sai CHEN, partner of Linda Liu & Partners, Linda Liu Group, explains how IP owners can win high damages

Yanfeng Xiong and Richard Xiao Li of China Patent Agent (HK) provide an update of the latest software patent cases and set out what patent owners need to do to win these complex cases

The 14th edition of Managing IP's annual publication devoted to IP in China demonstrates that investors and practitioners continue to face new challenges in protecting and enforcing their IP rights in the country. This is despite the significant steps made over the past decade, which have seen China lead the world in patent and trade mark filings, develop specialised IP courts and promote IP generation among businesses.