Overview:

Mingyue Xu joined NTD in 2019 and specializes in dispute resolution and transactional matters relating to intellectual property.

Ms. Xu has extensive experience in trademark prosecution, IP protection and enforcement of IP rights. Her practice focuses on civil litigation, administrative litigation, administrative enforcement, arbitration, trademark transaction and customs protection relating to trademarks, anti-unfair competition and copyrights.

Ms. Xu regularly works with multinational corporations from China, the U.S., E.U. and Japan in industries such as apparel, bags and suitcases, food and beverage, technology, chemicals, machinery and equipment, education and publishing.

Education and Training:

• Georgetown University (LL.M.)

• Jilin University (LL.B.)

Practice Areas:

Civil litigation relating to trademarks, anti-unfair competition and copyrights, administrative litigation and administrative enforcement, trademark assignment, customs protection of IP, domain name arbitration, contract arbitration, etc.

Working Language:

English, Mandarin

Representative cases:

• Represented/assisted HUAWEI in multiple trademark administrative litigations;
• Represented ARC’TERYX in multiple trademark infringement and unfair competition lawsuits in China and obtaining high compensation;
• Represented FILA in multiple trademark infringement lawsuits and obtaining compensation;

• Assisted Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company and Mars in multiple infringement lawsuits and administrative complaints;

• Assisted Dior in multiple trademark infringement lawsuits in China and won the cases;

• Assisted Hennessy in multiple trademark infringement lawsuits in China and won the cases;

• Assisted MHCS in a trademark infringement and unfair competition lawsuit in China and won the case;

• Assisted RIMOWA in multiple trademark administrative litigations;

• Assisted Evonik in multiple trademark administrative litigations and administrative complaints;

• Assisted Briggs & Stratton in multiple trademark administrative litigations and administrative complaints.