Adsero IP is proud to announce that partner Amy Hsiao has been selected as an expert by the Beijing Administration of Market Regulations.

Since its release on September 17, 2021, Squid Game has become an international phenomenon.

Adsero IP Partner Amy Hsiao tells her thoughts on speaking at China's Fashion Week

This CLE program is among the best in the nation and is co-sponsored by the Intellectual Property Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan.

Adsero Partner Amy Hsiao invited to speak at 46th Annual Intellectual Property Law Institute

80/20 Sourcing is hosting a webinar for e-commerce in Asia, focusing on challenges intellectual property and online selling and sourcing.

Adsero partner Amy Hsiao is invited to speak on intellectual property meeting in March 2021.

We are thrilled to see that one of our partners, Amy Hsiao, is once again named in the 2021 edition of WTR 1000!

We are pleased to announce that Adsero IP is once again recognized by both the World Trademark Review 1000 and IAM Patent 1000.

Doing business in China is exciting and potentially lucrative; however, there are “hidden” traps.

Adsero partner Amy Hsiao is speaking at a highly-anticipated ABA Intellectual Property Law Section Spring Meeting in April 2021.

The CNIPA, announced that starting January 1, 2022, they would no longer be issuing paper certificates.

It is likely that regular work will not be resumed until February 9th or even until February 17th at the earliest.

Event exploring 2019 China's amendments to Trademark Law significantly impacting brands doing business in China.

Amy Hsiao – a partner in our firm – was interviewed in January 2019 by The Daily Beast to comment on Ivanka Trump’s trademarks in China.

We are pleased to share that Amy Hsiao – our partner in the Asia group – was elected to serve as the Vice Chair of the China IP Committee.

In one of the largest governmental reorganizations seen in recent time, China is streamlining all of it entities handling IP matters.

Why This Impacts Companies’ Rights in China and How This Led to the Arrest of Former Canadian Diplomat Michael Kovrig

China’s e-Commerce Law will become effective on January 1, 2019.

Here are the numbers comparing litigation cases filed in China vs. in the US (2014)

Recently, I was invited to speak at several China IP conferences...

I am very honored and excited to have been invited to speak at the China IP Road Shows hosted by the USPTO...

Surprisingly, it’s not Alibaba. The answer might come from “IoT” and the lowly QR code.

Since the March announcement that China will soon undergo the biggest...

China’s copyright troll is watching and USING your team’s WeChat marketing and turning it into a copyright infringement case?