-
Maliciously edited video distorting corporate representative's interview constitutes infringement of corporate reputation rights
2026-06-18
The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) recently concluded a dispute case over corporate reputation rights, holding that maliciously editing interview footage, adding misleading subtitles or visual labels, and fabricating or distorting the interviewee's original statements in a manner that damages a company's reputation constitutes infringement of corporate reputation rights and gives rise to liability for damages.
-
Merchant sanctioned for fabricating evidence in dispute over e-commerce platform penalty
2026-06-15
A recent case handled by the Beijing Internet Court (BIC) involved a dispute over an online service contract in which a merchant, after being penalized by an e-commerce platform for operating a dropshipping business and engaging in pricing violations, submitted fabricated invoices and forged transaction documents in an attempt to evade judicial scrutiny and mislead the court.
-
Unauthorized acquisition and use of platform user data constitutes unfair competition
2026-06-06
In a recent case, the Beijing Internet Court (BIC) applied the newly introduced data protection provisions of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law and held that the unauthorized acquisition and commercial use of platform user data constituted unfair competition.
-
How to protect corporate reputation when a social media influencer spreads falsehoods to attract traffic?
2026-05-22
The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) recently concluded a case concerning a social media influencer's infringement upon a corporate entity's right to reputation, holding that influencers owe a heightened duty of care in their public statements and clarifying the legal boundaries between freedom of expression and corporate reputation rights.
-
Beijing Internet Court sides with actress in AI dispute
2026-03-24
Beijing Internet Court has found in favor of an actress whose image rights were violated by two companies using AI face-swapping technology in a short drama.
-
Publisher liable for reputation infringement for failing to verify information
2026-03-31
The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) recently heard a case concerning reputation infringement arising from the publication of AI-generated content.
-
Refund request refused after adult player's voluntary game spending
2026-01-16
Exaggeration advertising is sometimes alleged to induce consumer spending. Can an adult consumer demand a full refund after voluntarily making large in-game purchases on the grounds that the game fails to deliver the content promoted in advertisement? The following case provides the answer.
-
AI-assisted creation triggers disputes
2026-01-10
An art student discovered that a design work she had created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) was being sold online at a high price, leading to a complex legal battle over her rights to the work.

Beijing Internet Court Lawsuit Service WeChat Account
Beijing Internet Court WeChat Account