Georgina Jones Suzuki

1 month ago | lexology.com | Geoffrey Lin |Katherine Wang |David McIntosh |Georgina Jones Suzuki |Manish Namireddy

Amid increasing economic tensions with the United States, China recently announced that it would ban Illumina, a U.S.-based company and the world’s leading producer of gene-sequencing machines, from importing its gene sequencers into the country.1 The Chinese government’s decision to do so is one of several retaliatory measures China has taken against American companies in response to the United States’ decision to impose additional tariffs on the country.

2 months ago | jdsupra.com | Georgina Jones Suzuki |Anna Zhang |Courtney Sy

Introduction Due in part to the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, which incentivized universities to commercialize their technology, the number of academic spinouts has grown in recent years.1 This is particularly true in the life sciences space, where a number of spinouts from academic institutions are now notable industry players.2 Spinout entities, sometimes called academic spinoffs or startups, originate from within a university or other academic institution, with the institution often taking a...

Jan 15, 2025 | mondaq.com | David McIntosh |Georgina Jones Suzuki |Sam Ross

Intellectual property ("IP") policy does not weighheavily on most voters' minds, and so is not often addressed inpresidential campaigns. This past campaign was no different –President-elect Donald Trump did not expressly address many IPissues during the campaign.

Jan 13, 2025 | jdsupra.com | Georgina Jones Suzuki |David McIntosh |Sam Ross

Intellectual property (“IP”) policy does not weigh heavily on most voters’ minds, and so is not often addressed in presidential campaigns. This past campaign was no different – President-elect Donald Trump did not expressly address many IP issues during the campaign.