IP protection is increasingly crucial in the Asia-Pacific region. International companies looking to expand into fast-growing Asian markets need to know how to protect their brands and technology and beat counterfeiters both online and in the real world. In addition, Asian companies expanding overseas need to know the right strategies to adopt to ensure their innovative ideas are protected.
The IP Forum
Now in its sixth year, the Asia-Pacific IP Forum is firmly established as the best and most business-focused event in the region for IP practitioners. This year the programme has been designed to address the most pressing international, regional and local IP issues facing businesses in these difficult economic times
The 2008 IP Forum was a great success attracting an extensive audience of in-house and corporate executives from across the region. 15 countries and jurisdictions represented:
| Australia |
China |
Hong Kong |
India |
Korea |
| Lebanon |
Malaysia |
Philippines |
Singapore |
Switzerland |
| Taiwan |
Thailand |
United Arab Emirates |
USA |
Vietnam |
CPD accreditation
Delegates attending the 6th Annual Asia-Pacific IP Forum may earn 12.5 CPD points* in this 2-day forum.
Registration and admission
Delegates are required to register if they wish to attend. Please download the registration form and return to swoo@alphk.com or by fax +852 2842 7066.
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- In-house Counsel and Corporate Executive are invited to attend for FREE.
- Private practice are only charged at US$950 per delegate. |
General Enquiries
For further information, please contact Samantha Woo by email swoo@alphk.com or call +852 2842 6931.
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*Subject to approval by the Hong Kong Law Society