Trademark Registration
Secure the name, logo, and identity customers recognize
Trademark clearance, class planning, filing, renewals, and dispute support for Taiwan and overseas portfolios.
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WISECODE helps brand owners and technology companies protect trademarks, patents, and IP strategy across Taiwan and key overseas markets. We have served 700+ corporate clients and handled 5,500+ IP matters in more than 90 jurisdictions.
The WISECODE team achieves an approval rate exceeding 85%. Our advantages:
Practical protection for the assets that make your business harder to copy.
Secure the name, logo, and identity customers recognize
Trademark clearance, class planning, filing, renewals, and dispute support for Taiwan and overseas portfolios.
Learn MoreTurn technical work into defensible patent rights
Invention, utility model, and design patent support, from patentability review to drafting and office action responses.
Learn MoreRead risk early and choose the right response
Licensing, infringement review, dispute strategy, FTO, and IP due diligence for business decisions.
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IP management, government programs, ESG-related IP, and business advisory support aligned with long-term plans.
Learn MoreTaiwan and China trademark, patent, and FTO support for foreign companies and overseas IP firms, with English and Japanese communication.

We center our practice on client needs — integrating business management, legal practice, and international perspective to build high-performance IP management systems and resilient IP asset portfolios.
WISECODE works with multinational groups and growing companies on IP management, trademark and patent portfolio planning, disputes, and enforcement.
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A Japanese 3D-printed model brand used another creator’s sci-fi design in a promo image without permission, and ended up apologising and refunding every buyer. If the same thing happened in Taiwan, what Copyright Act and Fair Trade Act exposure would a "supporting role" borrowed work create?
Same wording, opposite results: comparing the iROO v. AROO and Taiwan Mastercard v. MASTERCARD judgments on when a domain name or platform account counts as trademark use.
"Ke Li Juan" could not be registered; "Xiao Hun Mian" could. Comparing two Taiwan judgments and a Chinese case on how weakly distinctive wording fares at registration and in infringement.
Both marks read like descriptions of the goods, yet one registration survived and the other was sent back. Mapping the evidentiary bar for acquired distinctiveness.
Same allegation, opposite results: comparing two Taiwan trademark judgments to show how courts apply the "trademark use" test.
From bad-faith squatting to infringement damages: seven key amendments for corporate brand strategy. Promulgated June 26, 2026 and effective January 1, 2027, with a six-month transition window for enterprises to audit their China trademark portfolios.
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