As the United States begins high-stakes World Trade Organization talks with China about intellectual property and trade barrier disputes, private attorneys representing an alliance of hundreds of companies have logged nearly two years helping the government build its case. Meanwhile, the U.S. economy's loss of billions of dollars a year in revenue from piracy has spawned private sector interest and created demand for law firms with intellectual property and trade policy expertise.
June 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As the United States begins high-stakes World Trade Organization talks with China about intellectual property and trade barrier disputes, private attorneys representing an alliance of hundreds of companies have logged nearly two years helping the government build its case.
Formal dispute settlement consultations between the two countries began in Geneva on June 4, following the United States’ April 10 filings of formal requests to start the process.
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