Intellectual Property Legal Theory and Lawyer Practice

Author: Xiang Xianquan
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book primarily discusses major issues in the field of intellectual property from the perspective of practicing lawyers, including trademark rights, patent rights, copyright, legal protection of trade secrets, unfair competition, franchising, and more. Additionally, it specifically addresses special protections for well-known trademarks under Chinese law, resolving legal conflicts between well-known trademarks, business names, and internet domain names, legal protection of geographical indications, protection of online copyrights, protection of trade secrets in electronic work environments, legal protection of computer software copyrights, intellectual property issues in franchising, and special legal regulations in franchising. Regarding investigative methods for intellectual property cases, the book focuses on the pros and cons of "trap evidence gathering" and provides a legal analysis of its legal effects. This book is suitable for lawyers, law school interns preparing to practice law, legal professionals working as corporate legal advisors, law students studying law at law schools, as well as a broad readership interested in law for learning and reference.