To accurately grasp the latest legislative developments, strengthen the foundation of intellectual property legal services, and enhance professional capabilities in trademark dispute resolution and corporate services, Beijing King&Capital Law Firm organized a seminar on the newly revised Trademark Law on July 1. A total of 11 attorneys participated in the seminar.

The recent amendments to the Trademark Law address prominent issues in judicial practice, such as malicious trademark registration, hoarding of trademarks, penalties for infringement, the abuse of trademark rights in enforcement proceedings, and the regulation of the trademark agency industry. These significant adjustments to relevant provisions will have a far-reaching impact on practical work and provide important guidance for both corporate brand protection and the professional practice of attorneys.

During the seminar, participating attorneys took turns speaking based on their case handling experience and practical scenarios. They engaged in in-depth discussions on key amendments to the new law, changes in judicial application, approaches to handling typical cases, and strategies for preventing corporate trademark compliance risks. They systematically reviewed the differences between the old and new provisions, distilled key practical operational points, and conducted collective discussions on complex issues encountered in their practice, effectively achieving the sharing of experience, exchange of ideas, and mutual professional advancement.

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Moving forward, Beijing King&Capital Law Firm will launch a series of specialized legal education events on the new Trademark Law for corporate clients. These events will provide in-depth, professional interpretations tailored to practical business needs—such as corporate trademark strategy planning, daily compliance management, and the response to and resolution of infringement disputes—to help enterprises accurately grasp the essence of the new regulations, improve their intellectual property risk prevention and control systems, effectively avoid brand-related legal risks, and establish a solid legal foundation for the long-term and steady development of corporate brands.