Chinese trademark law currently provides that compensation shall be assessed based on the losses the rights owner has suffered, the profits the infringer has earned, or the trademark licence fees.
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17 July 2014 Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and World Intellectual Property Organization director general Francis Gurry have met in Beijing to discuss future partnerships.