Han Kun recognized in WIPR's Trademarks Rankings 2023
August, 2023 - Beijing, Mainland China
Recently, WIPR (World Intellectual Property Review), a renowned intellectual property directory in Asia, has announced its 2023 rankings. Han Kun was recognized in the firm categories of both "Contentious" and "Non-Contentious", owing to the firm's competitive IP practice and exceptional service capabilities. Han Kun partner Vivian He and lawyer Cecily Dong were recommended in these two categories, respectively, due to their diligent work and outstanding achievements in the IP domain.
WIPR Insights presents its inaugural rankings of the leading PRC and international firms trademark firms and lawyers. Trademarks can represent the most valuable asset of a company, and China is arguably the global hotspot for international brands seeking to protect the value of their most important goods and services. WIPR Insights rankings of International and PRC law firms and lawyers spotlight those firms and individuals best placed to advise brands in navigating these new opportunities.
Han Kun's IP practice:
Han Kun's IP practice focuses on both contentious and non-contentious IP matters. Our experienced practice excels at handling complex disputes. The practice has nearly 100 professionals in four offices, in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Wuhan, including many experienced lawyers, former senior judges, and former patent examiners with many years of experience. Most of our IP professionals have backgrounds in science and engineering. Han Kun's IP practice has extensive experience in patent litigation, trademark litigation, copyright litigation, and antitrust litigation. We have represented clients in handling many IP issues before various forums across China, including the Supreme People's Court, local IP courts, the China National Intellectual Property Administration, and multiple arbitration institutions, covering a wide range of technologies, e.g., semiconductor technology, information and software technology, communications technology, computer technology, machinery, chemistry, and biomedical and medical instruments, among others.
