Intellectual Property Law Case Studies

Author: Li Yongming, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Intellectual property law is a highly practical field of law. Many theoretical issues first arise from practical problems, such as conflicts of rights within intellectual property, the statutory compensation system, the protection of computer software and databases, the protection of prior art and trade secrets, and so on. Therefore, compiling a collection of intellectual property case studies based on typical real-world cases as the foundation for analysis and research is essential. Through rigorous theoretical analysis of these representative cases, it is possible to identify flaws in legislation and propose feasible recommendations. In a civil law country like China, this approach holds significant practical and theoretical value. Contributing to the research and development of intellectual property protection in China is one of the important goals of the book's editors. The editors have carefully selected cases that are representative, novel, and to some extent challenging as the subjects of study. Most of the cases selected were either recent or recently concluded, with some even still under appeal. Many of these cases have been published for the first time.