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Justina Zhang

Lawyer admitted in China, PRC Trademark Agent

Education :  BA (China Univ Political Science and Law)
Languages :  Mandarin and English
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 whzhang@TransAsiaLawyers.com
 +86 10 6505 8188

Practice Areas

Justina is a partner of the firm’s Intellectual Property and IT & Telecoms teams. Her sound industry knowledge enables her to provide practical insight to the application of the law; she advises on various complex and cutting-edge issues, including deep-linking, vertical searches, embedded technology in online audio-visual services, UGC and online piracy and copyright protection of software, broadcast content and other works. Justina also regularly represents clients with regard to their copyright infringement cases.

In addition to her specialized practice areas, Justina advises on the establishment of corporate vehicles and commercial contracts, particularly in the media and entertainment sector.

Recent Projects

  • Advised the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television on its China Multi-Media Broadcasting (CMMB) project, the first domestically developed mobile TV platform in China
  • Advised a CMMB operator on software development commissions and the associated software licenses
  • Represented Youku.com in a series of court proceedings relating to online video copyrights
  • Advised a major international search engine on the legal risks involved with its video search service in China, especially with regard to copyright issues
  • Advised Nokia on the regulatory issues, intellectual property liability and digital rights management issues associated with its new products and services
  • Successfully represented Qunar.com (China’s largest online travel search engine) in its appeal to overturn the original judgment in a copyright infringement case
  • Advised a leading PRC movie content website on its litigation strategy against another website for copyright infringement
  • Advised the world's largest conditional access software provider on its cooperation with a Chinese partner and the related software licensing issues