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A New Progress: China Issues Judicial Interpretation for Applying Punitive Damages in Intellectual Property Infringement Cases

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By Justin Davidson (HK), Phoebe Poon (HK) & Leslie Xu on July 22, 2021

Since 2013, China has gradually introduced the concept of punitive damages in the amendments to several laws on intellectual property rights, in which the elements of punitive damages were also stipulated, namely the infringement has to be “intentional” or “malicious”…

More Chinese punitive damages being awarded

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By Justin Davidson (HK) & Phoebe Poon (HK) on August 13, 2020

Further to the award of punitive damages to Balanced Body (revisit our blog post here), we have seen a string of cases in the first half of 2020 where Chinese judges awarded punitive damages to trade mark owners for…

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