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Recently, the International Trademark Association (INTA) officially announced the membership roster for its 2026-2027 committees. Attorney Yang Siping of Jiawei Law Firm was elected as a committee member of The Trademark Reporter Committee. Attorney Yang's term will run from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2027.

Attorney Yang Siping currently serves as Co-chair of the INTA Bulletins China Subcommittee.

INTA 2026-2027 Committee

Attorney Yang Siping The Trademark Reporter Committee

Trademark Reporter (TMR) is the legal journal of the International Trademark Association (INTA), published continuously since its founding in 1911. The journal delivers innovative and comprehensive scholarship and practical insights on trademark and complementary intellectual property law to practitioners, academics, and courts worldwide. TMR members solicit, author, and edit articles, commentaries, and book reviews.

The International Trademark Association (INTA), founded in 1878, is a nonprofit international organization dedicated to advancing trademarks and related intellectual property, protecting consumer rights, and promoting fair and effective commercial order. Its membership encompasses global brand owners, attorneys, academics, and representatives of public institutions, currently comprising over 6,700 institutional members from 185 jurisdictions, representing nearly 37,000 professionals. Headquartered in New York, INTA maintains offices in Beijing, Brussels, Santiago, Singapore, and Washington, D.C.

INTA stated: “Our committee members are our most valuable asset. Their professional expertise in policy recommendations and resource development drives continuous improvement in our work, benefiting industry participants and society at large.”

JAVY Law Firm remains committed to building an internationally competitive intellectual property legal service system. This selection marks a significant milestone in the firm's deepening internationalization strategy. It not only fully demonstrates Attorney Yang Siping's professional expertise in trademark strategy, brand protection, and technology-related IP services but also signifies international recognition of her capabilities in these fields.

Moving forward, Attorney Yang Siping will leverage the INTA platform to facilitate cross-cultural exchange between Chinese and international intellectual property systems and practices, integrating Chinese insights into global IP governance. Her work will further enhance JAVYLaw Firm's engagement and service capabilities in international IP matters, delivering precise, practical, and customized solutions for clients navigating cross-border intellectual property challenges worldwide.