Consideration of Economic Evidence by Chinese Courts in Antitrust Litigation
February 11, 2014
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Fang Qi
Dr. Fang Qi has represented clients in all stages of patent, trade secret, trademark, copyright and antitrust litigation. Fang has extensive experience working with electronics,
telecommunication, new energy, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, consumer goods, and manufacturing companies. A number of Fang’s cases have been selected as annual leading or top ten cases by the Supreme Court, the regional high courts and the State Intellectual Property Office.
Fang is a frequent speaker on various intellectual property and antitrust issues and co-author of the treatise “Intellectual Property Rights in China” (Westlaw, Business Laws of China). Fang was named as one of the 100 top attorneys by China Business LawJournal and recommended by Chambers, China Law and Practice and Asialaw as a leading lawyer in the intellectual property litigation.
Fang graduated from Columbia Law School, where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and articles editor of the Columbia Science and Technology Law Review.
Fang is a frequent speaker on various intellectual property and antitrust issues and co-author of the treatise “Intellectual Property Rights in China” (Westlaw, Business Laws of China). Fang was named as one of the 100 top attorneys by China Business LawJournal and recommended by Chambers, China Law and Practice and Asialaw as a leading lawyer in the intellectual property litigation.
Fang graduated from Columbia Law School, where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and articles editor of the Columbia Science and Technology Law Review.
