Thursday, July 13, 2023
5:00 – 6:30 P.M., Pacific Time
Virtual/Zoom
General CLE Credit Pending Approval by California State Bar
Registration
Planning a return trip to China in the near future to discuss IP or tech issues?
Join BCLT’s Mark Cohen in a Zoom discussion with USPTO’s Elaine Wu and Mike Mangelson and others as they discuss their recent trips to China and the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Submit your questions in advance to Mark Cohen at mark.cohen@law.berkeley.edu. We will reserve time from 6:00 PM (Pacific) for observations, questions, and answers.
READINGS & LISTENING MATERIALS
- Sinology: On the Ground in China
- China’s “Fits And Starts” Economic Recovery Needs Private Sector Boost – Matthews Asia’s Andy Rothman
- Building on Blinken’s visit to repair US-China relations will require a pianist’s approach
- China Travel Advisory
- Parallel Play: The Simultaneous Professional Responsibility Campaigns Against Unethical IP Practitioners by the United States and China
- To Dialogue or Not to Dialogue on IP in China
- Collaboration or Confrontation: Beyond the False Dichotomy in US-China IP Relations
- U.S.-China IP Cooperation Dialogue
- U.S. investors are going to be ‘really, really cautious’ about China, says strategist — CNBC
- Resetting Relations | Max Baucus
SCHEDULE & SPEAKERS
MODERATOR
Mark Cohen
Senior Fellow and Director, BCLT Asia IP Project
BCLT
First Half: Non-Government Engagement
During the first half of our meeting, we will discuss interaction on the economy, technology, IP, and other issues by recent visitors to China, including the role of “track 2 dialogues”, the role of local government, academic exchanges, and business-to-business discussion.
Judge Randall Rader (ret.)
Rader Group LLC
Rader Group LLC
US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
Second Half: Government-to-Government Engagement
During the second half of our meeting, we will discuss the USPTO’s recent visit to China with the USPTO’s senior attorneys and the range of IP issues that they discussed.
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