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Regifting, Signaling, and Implementation: Comparing China’s IP Commitments Across the 2026 NTE, Phase One, and the 2016 JCCT

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/04/02 • ( Leave a comment )

Seeking Truth Through Facts in Innovation & US-China Relations

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/02/01 • ( Leave a comment )

Reforms to China’s Patent Injunction Practice in a Domestic Comparative Perspective

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/01/29 • ( Leave a comment )

Upcoming Events – From Berkeley and Beyond

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/10/26 • ( Leave a comment )

Take Me Out to the Law Game: China’s Patent Linkage Doubleheader

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/07/05 • ( Leave a comment )

Transitioning to China’s New Patent and Copyright Laws on June 1: Where Have All the Implementing Regulations Gone?

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/05/28 • ( 1 Comment )

The Pushmi-Pullyu  of Chinese Anti-Suit Injunctions and Antitrust in SEP Licensing

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/07/31 • ( Leave a comment )

The sharp drop in granting of Antisuit Injunctions by Chinese judicial authorities and the recent amendments to China’s Antimonopoly Law and related rules, suggest that China may have begun to reprioritize the Antimonopoly Law in FRAND rate-setting disputes.

How A Wall Street Journal Reporter Influenced the Development of US IPR Diplomacy

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/07/22 • ( Leave a comment )

This is the second in a series of articles on the evolution of the IP Attaché program in China.  My purpose is to recount the challenges in establishing the position, many of […]

Forthcoming Discussion on SPC Guiding Principles for Technical IP Cases

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/07/17 • ( Leave a comment )

I will be moderating a discussion on July 20 from 8:00 to 9:00 PM EST (5:00-6:00 PM PT, 0:00-1:00 UTC [July 21])  reviewing China’s Supreme People’s Court Guiding Principles for Technical IP […]

Fourth Annual Berkeley Tsinghua Program — June 13, 15 & 16

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/06/07 • ( Leave a comment )

Berkeley and Tsinghua law schools will be presenting their fourth annual program on Transnational IP Litigation, with a focus on litigation and licensing, including licensing of copyright and designs on June 13, 15 & 16.

China IP Update — in 90 Minutes!

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/05/18 • ( Leave a comment )

Please join BCLT on May 24 at 11:00 am Pacific for a 90 minute tour de horizon on IP developments in China. Registration is free,

SEP Year in Review at BCLT

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/05/10 • ( Leave a comment )

From 1:00 to 2:30 Pacific Time today (May 10, 2022), BCLT will be hosting a “SEP Year in Review” as part of our “IP + Tech Month”,  with Professors Jorge Contreras and […]

China’s New Seed Law: Molecular Varieties and Macro Developments

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/05/09 • ( Leave a comment )

China’s new Seed Law was a positive step forward, particularly in the protection of Essentially Derived Varieties. The status of any needed implementing legislation is less clear.

Three Countries Seek to Join the EU SEP Case

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/04/22 • ( Leave a comment )

The United States, Japan, and  Canada have now asked to join the EU consultation request with China at the WTO regarding Chinese practices in issuing anti-suit injunctions (“ASIs”) for standards-essential patents (SEPs). […]

China IP Programs Podcasts and Testimony

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/03/31 • ( Leave a comment )

A range of forthcoming China IP programs in the spring of 2022.

EU Files Request for Consultations on Chinese Judicial SEP Practices

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2022/02/18 • ( Leave a comment )

On February 18, 2022, the EU filed a request for consultations at the WTO regarding China’s SEP practices as well as China’s failure to respond to the prior Article 63 transparency request […]

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About Mark Cohen

Mark Allen Cohen (柯恒} is a Distinguished Senior Fellow, Director and Lecturer of the Asia IP Project at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at the University of California, Berkeley.  In total, he has nearly 40 years of private sector, public sector, etc., in-house and academic experience on IPR issues in China, including numerous publications and awards.  This is his private blog.  

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