Irene Wang

Associate

Trademark & Copyright

Primary office

Beijing

Telephone

Practice focus

Trademark & Copyright

Unfair Competition

Domain Names

Customs Protection

Experience

Ms. Wang obtained her Bachelor’s Degree from China Agricultural University and joined the firm in 2015.

She assists clients ranging from multinational Fortune 500 corporations to startups in technology, hospitality, and pharmaceutical areas.

Work Highlights

Assisting multinationals in enforcement actions in China, including trademark oppositions, trademark invalidations, onsite investigations, administrative complaints, online complaints, and other contentious matters.
Assisting multinationals in brand protection in China, including defensive applications, copyright recordal, domain name complaints, possible actions against preemptive registrations, and other actions to combat pirates and counterfeiters.
Won invalidation actions representing startup companies, successfully removing pre-emptive registrations from the registry while clearing a path for the registration of the client’s own marks in core Classes.
Won multiple domain name complaints under UDRP and CNDRP policies, on behalf of world leading companies in various industries.

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Law, China Agricultural University

Languages

Mandarin Chinese (native)
English (fluent)

Recent Insights

Summary: 2025 PRC Trademark Law Draft Revision

The 2025 Draft Amendment proposes modest changes to the current law, with most being beneficial to trademark owners. The most notable in this regard...

White Paper – 2025 PRC Trademark Law Draft Revision

On December 27, 2025, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (“NPC”) issued a draft amendment of the PRC Trademark Law (“2025 Draft...

Draft of PRC Trademark Law Revisions – December 2025 (Translation)

This Law is enacted for the purposes of protecting the exclusive right to use a trademark, strengthening trademark administration, and urging producers and operators...