By MLex Staff ( May 13, 2026, 08:59 GMT | Insight) -- When both parties lawfully hold registered trademarks, infringement shouldn’t be determined solely by registration priority or similarity between the marks, China’s top court ruled, saying the key question is the likelihood of consumer confusion.When both parties lawfully hold registered trademarks, infringement shouldn’t be determined solely by registration priority or similarity between the marks, China’s top court ruled, saying the key question is the likelihood of consumer confusion....
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