This session was presented by Foley Partners Catherine Sun and Sharon Barner as well as Chen Meizhang, professor of Peking University, deputy council director of CNIPS (China Intellectual Property Society), director of Peking University IP Institute, and director of Peking University IPR Research Center.
Topics included:
- Different methods a non-Chinese technology-based company can employ to expand to China
- Chinese legal framework for each of the entry options
- Pros and cons of each option
- Role of Chinese regulatory bodies
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