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Hui Li of Sanyou compares the disclosure requirements found in the US and China, and offers some practical advice on how best to fulfil them

Lili Cao and Stephen Zou of Liu Shen offer guidance on the limitation of technical features in medical use claims in China

China's IP system continues to evolve in new and surprising ways. Though the National IP Strategy has been in effect since 2008, the strategy entered its second phase in 2013 to focus less on eye-catching growth like patent filing statistics to more sustainable development such as improving patent quality and the nurturing of commercially successful research and world-renown brands. Other developments, such as the new specialised in IP courts in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, are further evidence of the continuing evolution of the National IP Strategy.

Xia Zheng of AFD China examines the status of utility model patents in China after a series of amendments to the Chinese Patent Law

Frank Liu of Chang Tsi & Partner discusses whether the court located in the place of receipt has jurisdiction over trade mark infringement cases

Guangliang Zhang and Gary Zhang of China Sinda Law Offices analyse Huawei v IDC to examine the workings of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law for SEP holders

Yuejing Li and Shihua Chen of DEQI describe the role of third party observations and their proper use in protecting IP rights in China

Anna Mae Koo of Vivien Chan & Co examines some key cases that will prove invaluable to the new IP courts in China

Weifeng Li of Panawell & Partners describes how the efficient use of Administration for Industry and Commerce action is tackling trade mark infringement in China

In the light of the third revision of China’s Trademark Law, Hui Huang and Paul Ranjard of Wan Hui Da look at the issues surrounding infringement by original equipment manufacturing