Two Free Databases About Intellectual Property Litigation in U.S. and China Available

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 23, 2008 -- Two Free Databases About
Intellectual Property Litigation in U.S. and China
Available from InterLingua Publishing

(Redondo Beach, CA, April 22, 2008) – InterLingua Legal Publishing is introducing today two new, free online databases. For information about IP litigation in China, attorneys and others can visit:

www.ChinaPiracyReports.com

And, for information about IP litigation in the U.S., attorneys and others can visit:

www.WhoSuingWhom.com

ChinaPiracyReports.com contains hundreds of summaries of intellectual property cases that have been decided in China over the past two years. In addition to the cases, the database contains summaries news items relating to patent, copyright and trademark issues, as well as summaries of new laws and policies announced by the government.

According to Jack Bernstein, the publisher, “Our emphasis is going to be on the experiences of U.S. and European corporations in China, however, our goal is to provide a broad picture of what is happening in the Chinese courts. What precedents are being established? What are the sizes of the verdicts? Is there a difference in the experiences that Chinese and non-Chinese corporations are having.”

www.WhosSuingWhom.com, a database of U.S. IP litigation, lets attorneys and others search patent, copyright, and trademark infringement lawsuits by parties / case name / court / date going back almost ten years.
InterLingua Legal Publishing can assist law firms and corporation in obtaining docket reports and other legal documents for cases listed in the www.WhosSuingWhom.com database.

About InterLingua Legal Publishing

Since 1991, InterLingua is one of the nation’s largest translation companies specializing in legal and business matters involving foreign individuals, companies or governments. Over the past seventeen years, InterLingua has worked with hundreds of patent attorneys and in-house corporate counsels on some of the nation’s largest and highest profile intellectual property and international trade cases. Recently, translations performed by InterLingua were used by the U.S. International Trade Representatives arguing in front of the World Trade Organization.

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For more information contact:
Jack Bernstein
310/792-3637
fax 310/792-3642
editor@ChinaPiracyReports.com

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