China's Patent Legislation Through the Years

Jan 24, 2019
Yan Wang, Xiaowei Wei and Rui Luo, partners at Han Kun Law Offices share with China Law & Practice the unique system of China’s patent legislation, and how the open-door policy has influenced China’s IP policies to match that of international standards, and how the newly drafted patent legislation will set China up for a successful run in being an IP hub

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After over three years of deliberation, the fourth amendment to the Patent Law (draft) was published and open for public comments. China Law & Practice speaks with Yan Wang, Xiaowei Wei and Rui Luo, partners from the Intellectual Property Department of Han Kun Law Offices, to walk us through the changes in patent legislation through the years, the significance of the new draft law, and the future of China in terms of Intellectual Property protection.

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