US-China phase one trade deal draws curiosity from IP counsel

Karry Lai

February 04, 2020

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In-house counsel from a range of sectors have high hopes for the expected IP changes but want to see more details before they get too comfortable

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Karry Lai

Asia Reporter Managing IP

Karry joined the Managing IP team as Asia Reporter in October 2017. She covers all aspects of IP across Asia. Based in Hong Kong, she is also the Asia Reporter for International Financial Law Review. She has been with Euromoneyâ€™s Legal Media Group since December 2015.

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