Beijing Liushi Law Firm

Liushi Law Firm was established in Beijing in March 1993 and is the first private foreign-related patent agency in China. Adhering to the core cultural philosophy of "Client Interests First, Case Quality First, Honesty and Integrity First," Liushi is dedicated to providing professional, comprehensive, and excellent legal services in the field of intellectual property to clients worldwide, and is widely recognized as one of the best intellectual property law firms in China. To date, Liushi has 450 employees, including 225 patent attorneys, 13 trademark agents, and 70 personnel with lawyer qualifications, among whom 54 hold both patent attorney and lawyer qualifications. Liushi maintains close ties with intellectual property organizations such as ACPAA, ACLA, AIPPI, AIPLA, FICPI, and INTA, with many senior partners holding key positions in these organizations and frequently speaking at international conferences to introduce China's intellectual property system. Liushi Law Firm has strong capabilities in patent and trademark applications. According to surveys by the UK IP magazine MIP (Managing Intellectual Property) from 2007 to 2010, Liushi Law Firm has been ranked first among Chinese firms for four consecutive years in handling patent and trademark matters. Liushi Law Firm excels in the field of intellectual property litigation. Leveraging its dual status as a patent and trademark agency and a law firm, the firm's experienced intellectual property litigation lawyers have successfully represented numerous dispute cases in patents, trademarks, copyrights, and anti-unfair competition. Some of these cases have been published by the Beijing High People's Court as classic trial cases in ten specialized areas and by the Supreme People's Court as typical intellectual property cases. The high quality of the firm's personnel also stems from formal internal training. From the moment new employees join, the firm provides a series of domestic professional training sessions led by senior lawyers and agents, as well as training organized by the Patent Office, Patent Agents Association, and courts, and also sends professionals to foreign firms or law schools for further study. All of these reflect the firm's strong advantages in personnel training.