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China's IP Administration tightens scrutiny on non-use cancellations by increasing the evidentiary burden on the applicant

CNIPA has recently significantly changed its approach to accepting non-use cancellation applications for registered trademarks, by requiring more comprehensive preliminary evidence. This means that applicants in such...more

Hold on! China’s Trademark Office issues rules regarding the suspension of trademark review cases

The China National IP Administration (“CNIPA”) recently issued the "Specifications for Suspension of Trademark Review Cases" (“《评审案件中止情形规范》”, "Specifications"), in which it provides a set of rules for the suspension of...more

China: Draft Amendments to Trademark Law foreshadow potential major changes

On 13 January 2023, the China National Intellectual Property Administration (“CNIPA”) published draft amendments to the PRC Trademark Law for public comment. This Draft marks the fifth time that the PRC Trademark Law is up...more

China: CNIPA tightens the screws on absolute grounds for trademark refusal

In a recent development, China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (“CNIPA”) appears to have become increasingly strict in assessing whether trademark applications fall foul of the absolute grounds for trademark...more

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