Chinese Businessman Snatch LV Case Final Lawsuit Lose Lawsuit

The dispute between the Wuhan clothing dealer Wang Jun and the international brand Louis Weedon (LV) group has finally had a decisive result.

Wang Jun, Attorney General of Hubei Hongfeng law firm Chen Wenfeng, said Wang Jun has decided to file a lawsuit against the intellectual property office and the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of People's Republic of China.

Because the final trial found that the "LV" trademark of Wang Jun was invalid, it was also illegal for the intellectual property office and the State Administration for Industry and commerce to grant Wang Jun "LV" trademark and patent.

An industry analyst said that in the case of the state patent office or the Patent Reexamination Board, the State Trademark Office, the trademark review board, there is no fault, and the specific administrative acts made are legitimate.

In 2002, Wang Jun found that LV only applied for trademark rights in clothing, leather goods, jewelry and precious metals in China. Meanwhile, LV's patent in China was completely blank.

Wang Jun applied to the State Intellectual Property Office for registration of the English "LOUYIVEITEN" and the Chinese "Louis Weedon" trademark, as well as the "LV" handbag, tag, fabric, ornament and clothing pocket appearance graphic patent.