Advance China IP Law Office

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Overview

Advance China IP Law Office, founded in 1999, boasts a sizeable group of patent and trade mark attorneys. The firm is renowned for its significant IP expertise in various technical areas, including software, mechanical engineering, and life sciences.

Notable patent practitionersChong He and Yan Li. 

Notable soft IP practitionersMinhui Zeng and Lu (Lucy) Zheng.

 
Testimonial

2026

"When we approached Advanced China IP they understood the brief immediately. [They] were able to provide not just fantastic legal services but “cultural translation” to achieve our client’s objectives and even came over to the UK simply up to meet up and build the relationship. This kind of service is exceptional and exactly what the client needs."

"I am impressed by their professional one-stop service on IP issues. "

"They have kept outstanding service over years for our brand. "

 

2025

"Quick response time, well founded explanations, no unnecessary enquiries or input, and urgent matters are always met on time."

"They are a standout firm. They have an excellent team. The advice is great, and proactive. They are also friendly to work with. This makes them a rare mix."

"They are skilled, fast, and friendly—a well-prepared team both professionally and personally."

"We work with them for their impeccable service, expertise in the field, our decade-long relations and the competitive costs."

Patent

Case studies show the firm successfully represented the University of Leeds in overcoming an official rejection, persuading the China National Intellectual Property Administration to grant a patent for a novel synthetic molecular auxetic material based on aligned nematic elastomers. Clients include Allinky Biopharma and Snap-on Incorporated. 

Trade mark

Case studies show the firm successfully represented the renowned Singaporean food manufacturer Tong Garden in invalidating an identical conflicting trademark registered on dissimilar goods in China, persuading the CNIPA that the goods were closely associated and the registration should be invalidated. Clients include Fiskars and Marland Backus Incorporated.