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"Resident in the Shanghai office, Dr. Benjamin Bai is a partner and the head of the China IP practice for Allen &amp; Overy in Shanghai. A native Chinese and an experienced U.S. patent lawyer, he specializes in representing multinational companies in protecting, licensing, and enforcing IP rights in China. Benjamin was selected by Who’s Who Legal: Patents 2015 as one of the world’s leading patent lawyers. The Managing Intellectual Property magazine named him as an IP Star for the categories of Patent: Licensing, Protection &amp; Litigation and Trade Secrets in 2014. He was also listed in the 2014 edition of Asia IP Experts as a leading individual for the categories of Licensing &amp; Franchising, Patents, Trademark and Litigation. Chambers Asia and Legal 500 have continuously recognized him as a leading intellectual property practitioner in China since 2008. Benjamin is a prolific writer and frequent speaker on IP issues. He has been an invited speaker on China IP issues around the world and has lectured extensively in the U.S., Europe, and China. He also has written numerous articles on IP protection in China and has more than a dozen scientific publications to his credit. Benjamin is admitted to the state bar of Texas and registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. In addition to a J.D. from the University of Texas, he holds a masters and PhD in chemistry from Rice University."
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