Han Kun Representing MOMO to Invalidate Trademark Cybersquatting Compiled Into the Typical Trademark Review Cases of 2016
April, 2017 - Beijing, Mainland China
Han Kun represented MOMO in a case to invalidate trademark cybersquatting which was compiled into the “Typical Trademark Review Cases of 2016” that was recently released by the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. Han Kun partner Ms. Chen Rong was in charge of handling the case.
The case was identified by the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board as one of the most representative cases of 2016, both in terms of the complicated details of the case and the highly professional skills exhibited by Ms. Chen Rong and her team when resolving the dispute. The case has a significant impact on society—not only does it provide a detailed and clear explanation of the applicable standard and conditions of the second half of Article 32 of the Trademark Law, but it also plays an positive role in helping to combat malicious cybersquatting, maintain normal order of trademark registrations, and to protect the legitimate rights and interests of earlier rights holders.
The Han Kun IP team is credited with industry-leading professionalism and rich business experience. The team has abundant experience in handling complicated, cutting-edge, and challenging IP disputes. The team's lawyers are regarded as experts in representing innovative Internet companies to resolve IP disputes and have won groundbreaking victories in numerous IP disputes and litigations on behalf of clients.
