Technical Contract Litigation

Technical Contract Litigation

Due to our history of working for government departments relating to science and technology, Lifang & Partners has significant experience handling technology contract disputes. Our advantage lies on a deep-rooted combination of technical expertise, IP law specialization and litigation experiences. Our team includes individuals who are familiar with science and technology, and have extensive experience from handling a large number of litigation cases involving complex technology. In addition to our litigation work, we also handle arbitrations.

Notable cases

Microsoft v. Qoros Auto Co. Ltd., arising from a technical contract dispute

WEDZ SOE v. Teamsun and Microsoft arising from a dispute over a transaction and technical service contract

Representing Datang Mobile in arbitration and litigation against a Shanghai chip producer relating to a technology license dispute involving several hundred million RMB

Representing a well-known U.S. scientist to file a lawsuit against a Chinese company in a technology license disputes

Representing Institute of Coal Chemistry affiliated to the Chinese Academy of Sciences to win before the Supreme Court in disputes over a transfer of major technology

Representing a Shenzhen electronics company in responding a lawsuit for technology contract and infringement disputes brought by an Italian communication company in Italy

Representing Taiwan-based Top Soft Software, against a big Chinese dairy company, in a dispute over software royalty payments.

Handling a series of arbitration and litigation actions in disputes over franchise rights relating to JACK&JONES、VERO MODA and ONLY

Representing APTECH in a series of arbitrations and litigations over franchise rights

Beijing Chuangyi Video Technology Co., Ltd. V. Beijing Taimei Century Technology Co., Ltd. arising from a technical contract dispute (arbitration)

Representing a Beijing video and communications company in arbitration for technology license disputes

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