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Background:
In 2026, China's trademark system saw major changes. The revised Trademark Law, effective January 1, 2027, addresses bad-faith filings, post-registration use, well-known marks, agency oversight, and infringement remedies. The State Council's new IP Five-Year Plan also prioritizes trademark branding. Future efforts will focus on building global brands, promoting GIs, protecting cross-border e-commerce IP, and enhancing overseas dispute resolution support.
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This conference will help you gain insights into:
• Key amendments to the new Trademark Law and practical response strategies
• Emerging trends in combating bad-faith trademark registration and risk prevention
• Standards for trademark infringement determination and calculation of damages
• Determination of trademark use in internet and AI-driven scenarios
• Trademark infringement risks and rights enforcement on cross-border e-commerce platforms
• International trademark portfolio strategies in brand globalization
• Full life-cycle trademark management and brand value realization
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Benefits of Attending:
• Government & Associations: Courts, IP Offices, Industry Associations
• Boutique law firm:IP lawyer, trademark agent
• Enterprise:IP manager, compliance manager, legal specialist, brand protection expert
• Scholar:IP Operation and Management Department
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