A look at Chinese courts’ new approach to IP damages
In this Law360 article, Fei Deng, Hong Qiao, and Yi Cheng examine the trend of Chinese courts toward awarding larger non-statutory damage awards in IP cases....
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In this Law360 article, Fei Deng, Hong Qiao, and Yi Cheng examine the trend of Chinese courts toward awarding larger non-statutory damage awards in IP cases....
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Fei Deng is a commentator during the session titled “High Tech Patent Licensing: Automobile/SEP licensing, Patent Pool licensing.” For more information on this...
Fei Deng is a panelist during the session discussing recent antitrust developments in IP in China. The webinar is organized by the Berkeley Center for Law &...