CHINA Trends and Developments
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Feng Zheng, Xiaoyang Yang, Baihe Liu and Hongfeng Li Wanhuida Intellectual Property Wanhuida Intellectual Property is a leading Chinese IP service provider. With offices cov- ering all major IP hubs in China, the firm has some 500 employees working exclusively in the IP field. Over the years, it prosecuted numer- ous patent and trade mark applications and obtained enforceable patent and trade mark rights with a high rate of success. It has also litigated thousands of cases concerning patent infringement and validity, trade mark registra- tion, ownership and infringement, unfair com- petition, trade secrets, patent ownership and
other technology or IP-related disputes, pro- tecting clients’ interests and contributing to the advancement of China’s legal fronts. The firm is known for its mix of legal expertise and result- oriented approach, cumulative experiences in ground-breaking cases and multilingual and interdisciplinary skills. Its active involvement in policy and law developments gives it good sense on the direction of laws and equips its professionals with insights that are critical for protecting clients’ interests.
Authors
Feng Zheng is a partner of Wanhuida. She practises IP law with a focus on patent litigation. Her expertise extends to
Xiaoyang Yang is a senior counsel of Wanhuida. She has over seven years of experience in patent prosecution and now
technology-related trade secret and copyright matters. Feng has served multinational and Chinese corporations in patent infringement litigations, patent invalidation and the subsequent administrative litigations, civil and criminal trade secret cases, patent ownership disputes, and disputes over patent licensing agreements. She also advises clients on anti-trust and regulatory matters involving patent aspects. Feng holds an LLM from the University of Chicago Law School. She is admitted to the China Bar and the Bar of New York State.
focuses on patent litigation. Xiaoyang has worked closely with foreign clients and advises clients on patent infringement litigations, patent invalidation proceedings and the subsequent administrative litigations. She also assists clients in patent licensing and policy compliance matters involving patent aspect. Xiaoyang holds a JD degree from York University and an MSc degree in organic chemistry from the University of Toronto. She is admitted to the Bar of Ontario and has qualified as both attorney-at-law and patent attorney in China.
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