21 March 2018TrademarksHaoyu Feng

WIPR Leaders 2018: China trademark practice update

The new Chinese Trademark Law which came into effect on May 1, 2014, brought us many fresh issues, such as sound marks, multi-class applications, etc. After a trademark is approved, it becomes enforceable all over China, except in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan where the applicable laws are different.

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