China Sinda Intellectual Property
Firm overview:
Established in 1995 in Beijing, China Sinda Intellectual Property stands as one of China's pioneering privately owned IP firms. Throughout the years, it has grown its global footprint by providing IP services to clients across Asia, Europe, North America, and beyond. The firm remains Notable in this year's rankings. With over 300 professionals worldwide and managing more than 250,000 trademark cases to date, China Sinda is a reliable leader in trademark prosecution, litigation support and dispute resolution.
China Sinda offers a comprehensive range of trademark legal services, including traditional prosecution, consultancy on trademark management systems, and dispute resolution. The firm is well-regarded for its robust defence of clients' rights and tackling challenges such as malicious registration and infringement. Beyond China’s borders, the firm also files trademark applications in Hong Kong and Singapore while maintaining a cooperative network with IP firms across more than 100 countries globally.
Team overview:
The trademark team at China Sinda is composed of seasoned attorneys, many boasting over 10 years of experience in managing intricate legal matters. As a pioneer in China's trademark industry, the firm has gained consistent recognition from leading IP rating agencies. Renowned for their expertise with Fortune 500 companies, the team excels in addressing complex trademark challenges through diverse legal strategies.
An Xiang (Sherrie An), a Senior Partner at China Sinda, maintains her status as Notable in this year's rankings. Since joining the firm in 1995, she has advanced to become its Vice-President. As an expert in trademark prosecution, litigation, and consultation, An has developed a robust trademark practice for China Sinda. With over twenty years of experience under her belt, she leads the firm in managing more than 10,000 trademark cases annually. Her comprehensive understanding of Chinese trademark law and leadership role in establishing the firm's trademark practice have been crucial factors behind their success with complex proceedings and disputes.
Individuals:
- An Xiang (Sherrie An), Notable (Contentious)
