Perspectives
in practice.

Selected matters and perspectives from our team.

Selected CasesTATUUM
Brand and supply chainClass 25 use reviewClass 18 party investigation

TATUUM | Chinese OEM Trademark Disputes

When Chinese factories manufacture for an overseas brand, a trademark dispute may affect ongoing production and exports as well as market-entry plans. The TATUUM disputes illustrate two distinct evidence tasks: reviewing trademark use and tracing related parties through supply-chain dealings.

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Selected Cases优瞳
Function and purposeShared use settingChannels and product bundles

优瞳 | Related-Goods Dispute

Contact lenses and care solutions fall into different classes, yet may feature in the same purchase and use process. The 优瞳 case drew on function, purpose, channels and bundled sales to turn actual product relationships into evidence.

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Selected Cases恒康佳业
PartiesConductMarks

恒康佳业 | Mass Filings and Cessation Obligations

When several parties repeatedly apply for and transfer marks around one brand, the dispute extends beyond a single application. The 恒康佳业 case connected trademark lists, conduct records and party relationships, then examined how cessation obligations should apply to pending applications and registered marks.

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Selected CasesComposite mark
Words and designated goodsThe complete compositeActual use records

SUPER DRY | Distinctiveness of a Composite Mark

When a mark contains words relating to product characteristics, the issue extends beyond translating those words. The SUPER DRY administrative case began with the complete word-and-device combination, then used production, sales, packaging, promotion and exhibition records to explain business use.

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