6th Berkeley-Tsinghua Transnational IP Litigation Conference

The 6th Berkeley-Tsinghua Transnational IP Litigation Conference is a prominent event dedicated to enhancing collaboration between the intellectual property (IP) communities of the United States and China. Organized jointly by the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (BCLT) and Tsinghua University, this conference convenes legal scholars, judges, practitioners, policymakers, and industry leaders from both nations to address the complexities of transnational IP litigation.

The conference covers a range of critical topics, including cross-border litigation trends, standard essential patent litigation and licensing, patent linkage systems in China, and comparative views on IP infringement remedies such as injunctions and damages. Additionally, it explores transnational IP transactions, alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, and the legal challenges faced by Chinese enterprises operating in the U.S. A notable session focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence and IP law, providing a comparative legal analysis.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage with distinguished speakers such as Hon. Andrew J. Guilford, Ret., of the United States District Court for the Central District of California, and Prof. Robert Merges of Berkeley Law. The conference also features panel discussions moderated by experts like Prof. Colleen Chien and Prof. CUI Guobin, fostering in-depth dialogues on pressing IP issues.

This conference is ideal for legal professionals, academics, policymakers, and industry stakeholders involved in IP law and transnational litigation. Participants gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of IP law, benefit from networking opportunities with peers and experts, and stay informed about the latest developments affecting cross-border IP disputes.