IntellecPro
Law Practice - Xicheng District, Beijing, China
IntellecPro Details
Founded in 1998, IntellecPro is an IP boutique firm with the head office in Beijing and branch offices in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou and Tokyo. The firm is dedicated to excellence in intellectual property laws, including patent, trademark, copyright, trade secrets and unfair competition. The firm actively engages in the prosecution, enforcement and litigation of intellectual property rights in China. IntellecPro represents companies of various sizes from startups to world's top 500, and across a wide range of industries covering fashion, foods, entertainment, mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, telecommunication and chemistry. IntellecPro has successfully represented many high-profile clients such as Apple, Pepsi, NBC Universal, P&G, 3M and PMI, making IntellecPro one of the leading firms in the IP profession. Our culture is characterized by teamwork and a commitment to excellence in everything we do.For the past year, IntellecPro handles over 14,400 IP cases, among which 2,000 are related to contentious matters. With continuously increasing quantity of cases handled each year, IntellecPro endeavours to put the quality of its services in the first place, which is for the best interest of the clients.IntellecPro's trademark team assists clients to design brand name and logo, draw brand-building plans, and implement such plans. It particularly excels in handling oppositions and invalidations against trademark pirates before administrative and judicial authorities. IntellecPro's patent team helps clients create and implement patent strategies. Being strong in the field of chemistry traditionally, its expertise in tele-communication has grown rapidly in recent years. IntellecPro's enforcement and litigation team specializes in combating the growingly-sophisticated IP infringers in China. Its strength lies in handling disputes involving conflicts among different type of rights, and defending clients in legal actions lodged by trademark trolls.
