United States:
First Publicized NFT Infringement Case In China
09 August 2022
Winston & Strawn LLP
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On April 20, 2022, the Hangzhou Internet Court held a Chinese
NFT-trading platform responsible for copyright infringement for the
conduct of one of its users in Case No. (2022) Zhejiang 0192 Minchu
No. 1008, the first publicized NFT infringement case in China.
Ultimately, this case is a win for copyright holders and
illustrates the increasing ability to obtain favorable remedies for
violations of intellectual property rights in Chinese courts.
Read more about the Court's rationale in Notes from the China Desk.
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