The interface of antitrust and IP in China

Published On 23/11/2012 | By Peta Stevenson | Enforcement

Read the great post over at China Law Insight on the role of the antitrust regulator in IP licencing here.

Susan Ng and Kate Peng discuss the Guidelines on Anti-Monopoly Law Enforcement in the Field of Intellectual Property issued by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.

Photo credit: User:Michel_r / Foter / CC BY-SA

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is a partner in the Sydney office of King & Wood Mallesons where she specialises in competition litigation with experience in a wide range of jurisdictions. Peta also advises clients on the application of the anti-competitive conduct, consumer protection and access provisions of the Competition & Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and related state legislation. In 2001/02 she undertook her LLM at the University of Cambridge, during which time she developed a passionate if fleeting interest in rowing.

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