D&P Legal Counsel we’re honored to be hosted by Sunac at the beautiful One Central Mansion on the 25th of April on a sunny afternoon in order to present a seminar based on the hot topic of recent years, Intellectual Property Rights in China.
The South-West of China, one of the fastest developing areas in the country & where D&P’s Chongqing office established a base of operations welcomed our Senior Partner Mr. Matteo Zhi who presented to the attendees a General Overview of IPR for businesses in China, outlining through case studies and best practice the recomended route to take in the Chinese corporate sphere..
A companion piece was followed by D&P Legal Counsel’s Chongqing office representative Mr. Shane Farrelly who followed the overview of IPR in China with specific methods in which businesses in China can implement in order to effectively protect their interests within Commercial Contracts.
D&P Legal Counsel would like to express our sincere thanks to all participants, local media representatives & EUCCC Southwest for sponsorship, for all those who missed out we will continue our series of IPR events in China’s Southwest seminar next month in Chengdu.
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