Plaintiffs face high costs, evidence and procedure hurdles
June 30, 2014 Category IPR protection, Weekly
Plaintiffs in patent cases are often challenged by high costs, difficulty in collecting evidence and time-consuming procedures as they try to protect their intellectual property rights through the judicial system, said experts at a recent forum in Beijing organized by the China Intellectual Property News. In 2013, intellectual property offices and IP protection centers resolved more than 5,000 patent disputes nationwide, double the number a year earlier.
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