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Partner - Kangxin Partners PC
As the head of Kangxin Partners’ trademark department, Gloria Wu has assisted brand owners from all over the world in devising and implement tailored strategies for trademark protection in China, with regard to both prosecution and litigation. She is also experienced in dealing with cases involving different types of IP rights, such as trademarks, copyright, design patents and domain names. Based on her deep knowledge and extensive experience of trademark practice, she provides proactive, insightful advice to clients which encounter complicated trademark disputes in China, and helps them to resolve their problems successfully and efficiently.
Ms Wu has been recognised for her expertise by Chambers and Partners and World Trademark Review, and is consistently ranked among the top IP professionals in China. She has also authored many articles in both Chinese and international journals, and has been an active speaker and moderator at international conferences and seminars, sharing her knowledge and experience of trademark practice in China with audiences from all over the world.
Ms Wu is a member of the International Trademark Association Anti-counterfeiting Committee – China Subcommittee, and is also a member of the China Trademark Association Development Committee.
Ms Wu speaks Chinese, English and French.
Firm details
16th Floor
Tower A
InDo Building
A48 Zhichun Road
Haidian District
Beijing
100098
China
Contact details
E: gloriawu@kangxin.com
T: +86 10 5657 1588
F: +86 10 5657 1599
W:
www.kangxin.com
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