Civil Litigation Research on Intellectual Property

Author: Zhang Geng
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: With the footsteps of the knowledge economy, the intellectual property wars between enterprises and countries have escalated to an almost feverish pitch, making intellectual property protection an increasingly hot topic. Disputes arising from the ownership, utilization, and benefit-sharing of intellectual property have rapidly increased in proportion within civil disputes. Civil litigation is the final and most powerful legal means to protect enterprise intellectual property. Mastering the legal knowledge of intellectual property litigation and applying it flexibly can maximize the legitimate interests of rights holders and promote the healthy development of the socio-economic and cultural environment. This holds great significance for enterprises, judges, lawyers, and administrative law enforcement personnel.
Professor Zhang Geng's new work, Research on Intellectual Property Civil Litigation, has done a very meaningful job: appropriately combining intellectual property legal knowledge and civil litigation for research and discussion. It enables readers to understand intellectual property legal knowledge while learning how to protect their legitimate rights through litigation procedures. This overcomes the common in current academic works, where substantive law and procedural law are often treated as separate entities. It allows readers to obtain comprehensive and useful knowledge with less time and effort. This creative approach and methodology are worth promoting and spreading.
Professor Zhang Geng has many years of teaching experience and has conducted in-depth research in intellectual property law, contract law, and other fields. Additionally, he has extensive practical experience in litigation representation and arbitration. This enables him to deliver engaging and accessible classroom instruction, which is also a key reason for the success of this book. This demonstrates, to some extent, the importance of strengthening practical teaching in legal studies, especially in highly practical disciplines like intellectual property law.
This book is the result of a research project supported by the first batch of youth fund programs for philosophy and social sciences after the direct administration of Chongqing. It features a complete and well-structured system, offering both considerable theoretical depth and close practical relevance. As a result, it holds strong practical guidance significance and is an invaluable resource for judges, lawyers, administrative law enforcement personnel, as well as students studying intellectual property law, business operators, and managers.
The book organically integrates intellectual property legal knowledge and civil litigation, starting with an introduction to intellectual property civil litigation and elaborating on the procedures of intellectual property civil litigation, intellectual property contract litigation, and more.