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Our international IP lawyers love lists and the below is a list of the 12 things we most often recommend regarding China trademarks to our clients that do business in China and have at least one brand they care about. Most of these items apply with equal force to most other countries as well. 1.
One of the joys of blogging is finding gems in unlikely places. The gem is a post entitled Jewelry and Gold Plating Problems: Can You Trust Chinese Factories? I say unlikely because neither (nor I would bet, most of our readers) have much interest in jewelry plating problems. The post is written by a Shenzhen-based
China automakers Chery and Great Wall were recently forced to recall 23,000 autos exported to Australia due to components that contained asbestos. Asbestos is banned in Australia and 55 other countries and the hazardous nature of the product mandated the cars be recalled back to China since remediation in Australia was not possible. I assume
