SHANGHAI, CHINA (27 September 2007) — MWE China Law Offices is pleased to co-host “Strategies for Protection of Intellectual Property and Dispute Resolution for Chinese Enterprises” with the Shanghai Intellectual Property Service Center. The day-long intellectual property seminar will be held at the Shanghai Pudong Shangri-la Hotel on 18 October 2007.
Speakers from around the world will cover the overarching topic of protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs) and dispute resolution for People’s Republic of China (PRC) domestic enterprises in the international arena. Breakout topics include an overview of IP litigation in China, international legal dispute and resolution for PRC domestic enterprises, patent litigation in the United States, patent portfolio development and procurement, as well as a variety of case studies including licensing strategies.
“This intellectual property seminar is an exceptional opportunity to bring together global leaders in intellectual property law and to field discussions surrounding current IP trends,” commented MWE China founding partner, John Z.L. Huang.
Presenters for this event include Mr. Lv Guo Qiang, vice president and judge of Shanghai No. 2 Intermediate People’s Court; John Z.L. Huang, MWE China Law founding partner; Terrence P. McMahon, head of McDermott Will & Emery’s global Intellectual Property, Media & Technology Department; and intellectual property lawyers Stephen J. Akerley; Stephen A. Becker; Qian Huang and Roger Ross, all of McDermott.
The seminar will host an elite audience consisting of major Chinese companies from Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta, legal counsellors in charge of intellectual property and technical staff from “8+1” industry associations, leaders from Jiang’su and the Zhe’jiang Intellectual Property Administration Bureau, patent agencies, etc.
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