In response to the cross-channel infringement (both online and offline) faced by internationally renowned cigarette accessories brands in the Chinese market, the ZYIP team initiated an emergency response within 24 hours, completed the solidification of the cross-platform infringement evidence chain, and achieved "case filing on the first day and evidence collection on the first day".

This case goes beyond the scope of simple intellectual property rights protection. It demonstrates the comprehensive service value of the ZYIP team in assisting multinational enterprises to achieve a "soft landing" and "hard growth" in the Chinese market.

When the client was expanding into emerging markets such as Armenia, Turkey and Uzbekistan, they encountered multiple instances of malicious trademark registration carried out by local distributors and third parties through the Madrid system.

When a leading company specializing in mobile roaming WiFi services launched its global expansion strategy, it encountered an urgent crisis where its core patents were unable to be expanded overseas due to the expiration of the domestic priority period.

When the client decided to combine 7 domestic priority cases into a single application for the United States, issues such as confusion in the sorting logic and compliance risks arose due to overlapping inventor information and differences in international regulations.