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Wang & Associates
Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, And IP Enforcement
Founded in 1994 and based in Beijing, Wang & Associates,
with branch offices in Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Guangzhou,
Chengdu, Jiangmen, Wenzhou is the officially licensed firm
providing intellectual property services in the People's Republic
of China.
Since 1994, Wang & Associates has been continually and
steadily developed and expanded well in both the number of
clients and the firm's size and has now become one of the
leading intellectual property firms in China. All staff, patent
and trademark attorneys as well as other legal practitioners
have fully been trained, qualified and experienced in all
aspects of intellectual property matters in the course of
providing services for multinational clients. So far Wang
& Associates has been representing a large number of international
and domestic leading companies in the prosecution of patent,
trademark, copyright before the Patent and Trademark Offices
in China.
With fully consultation on the strategy of patent, trademark
and copyright, Wang & Associates provides both intensive
and extensive intellectual property legal protection for clients
under the current Chinese intellectual property laws and regulations.
Wang & Associates accepts services from overseas and
domestic clients including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macao in
the filing and prosecution of patent, trademark and copyright,
domain name registration, unfair competition, recordation
of intellectual property right at customs and enforcement.
Wang & Associates has now established a long-term and
stable business cooperation with multinational leading law
firms. Dedicating economic and effective legal and intellectual
property protection to both domestic and overseas clients
is always the right thing that Wang & Associates seeks
for ever.
From the movement towards the globe economic integration
as well as the heightening of clients consciousness on intellectual
property legal protection, Wang & Associates holds the
confidence that the springtime of intellectual property is
now coming in the new century.
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