Haiyu Li
Partner, Trademark Attorney, Attorney at Law
- Practice Area
- Trademark, IP Litigation
Languages
Chinese, English
Education
2022 Master's degree in Civil and Commercial Law, Renmin University
2010 Bachelor's Degree of Law, China Foreign Affairs University
Professional Experience
Ms. Li passed the Chinese bar in 2009 and obtained the lawyer's license in 2013. Haiyu has been engaged in IP protection since 2010 and joined Chofn in 2013. Today she is partner, trademark attorney and attorney-at-law at Chofn IP. She advises on brand protection and strategy and is experienced in dealing with cases on copyright, domain name and unfair competition. She represents a wide variety of local, multi-national and foreign-owned businesses across a broad array of industries. Haiyu has significant experience in managing global trademark portfolios and tackling thorny prosecution as well as litigation issues. She has contributed many articles to various IP media and has a flair for presenting complex topics in a way that is easily understood and makes sense from a business perspective.
Publications
Three key trademark developments in China, 2022
CNIPA Puts Exhibitions on Notice About IP Infringement, INTA, 2022
Co-editor and co-translator, Chinese Trademark Examination Guidelines, WIPR, 2022
Pros and Cons of International Trademark Registration in China, Chofn Newsletter, 2022
China: Infringement Liability with a Registered Trademark, INTA Bulletin, 2022
Co-author, New Balance wins N trademark case in China, Marques, 2022
Trademark Pirates Begin to Pay the Price in China, WIPR Issue 2, 2022
Co-author, Chinese IP Updates, Marques, 2021
Co-author, Typical punitive damages in IP cases, WIPR Issue 1, 2021
VW Fails to Overcome Citation Through LOC in China, Mondaq, Issue 2021
Co-author, Beijing IP Court Issues Fines Over Fake Evidence, Marques, 2021
Co-author, Serious IPR Infringers to Be Listed in China’s Credit System, Marques, 2021
Chinese IP Updates, Chofn Newsletter 2021
Updates on Punitive Damages in Chinese Civil IP Cases, WIPR Issue 2, 2021
Co-translator, The Supreme People's Court Interpretation Concerning Application of Punitive Damage in Civil Cases of Intellectual Property Right Infringement, 2021
Customs Recordation—Cost-Effective to Enforce IP, SMD Country Index, Issue 2020
Co-author, China’s progress in curbing bad faith filing, MIP, 2017
Honor
2022-2023 INTA Bulletins Committee
2022 IP Leader, World IP Review (WIPR)
