| According to the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), nearly 90 percent of copyrighted products sold in China are pirated, making it the top copyright intellectual property infringer worldwide. The report claims that China's continued recalcitrance is causing material injury to U.S. companies, workers and communities, and it is contributing to a highly skewed bilateral economic relationship marked by a soaring U.S. trade deficit and a weakening competitive position for many U.S. firms. Additionally, the commission concludes that the trends in the U.S.-China relationship have negative implications for the long-term economic and security interests of the United States.
There is also a high rates of pirating apply in the Patent and Trademark areas.
To assist U.S. and European companies protect their intellectual property rights while doing business with China, InterLingua Legal Publishing has introduced the CHINA INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REPORT. The information is collected by a Chinese IP law firm based in Beijing, and translated into English by InterLingua Legal Publishing. The monthly report, which will cover a broad range of issues concerning intellectual property rights in today's China, will be distributed via email in a PDF format.
For a free sample copy or to order a subscription, please click on the link above. |
