Law360, New York ( February 27, 2017, 10:38 AM EST) -- International companies have long encountered problems navigating China's trademark system due to lack of knowledge about China's first-to-file system, trademark squatting, and lax enforcement in cases of trademark infringement. Wresting a trademark from a bad actor is expensive, difficult and sometimes ultimately unsuccessful. Chinese administrative bodies and courts have historically been unwilling to consider bad faith as a factor in clear acts of trademark squatting, instead focusing on which party has the earlier application filing date....
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