We are excited to announce that Eagle IP will be participating as a sponsor and exhibitor at the upcoming Life Sciences Patent Network (LSPN) North America Fall Conference in San Francisco. Our President and Managing Director, Ms. Jennifer Che, is a distinguished speaker at the event. Her talk, titled China Patent Landscape, will provide a brief overview of top China IP issues for life sciences companies and provide some strategies for how to navigate such issues (e.g., AI, post-filing data, PTA/PTE, patent linkage, export controls, and more).

Organized by Life Sciences Intellectual Property Review, this event will take place October 21-22, 2025.


Eagle IP will also be in the greater Washington DC area from October 27-31, 2025. Ms. Jennifer Che will be attending Life Sciences Masters™ 2025 (organized by IP Watchdog) in Ashburn, Virginia from October 27-29, and AIPLA 2025 Annual Meeting (organized by American Intellectual Property Law Association) in Washington DC from Oct 29-31.

If you won’t be able to attend LSPN or AIPLA, but will be in San Francisco or the Washington DC area and would like to schedule a meeting, please let us know. We look forward to seeing some of you in San Francisco and Washington DC later this month!

Our Past Events

Jennifer Che has been Recognized in IAM Strategy 300 Global Leaders 2026

26 November 2025

Jennifer Che has been Recognized as IAM Global Leaders 2026

4 November 2025

Jennifer Che has been listed on the IAM Strategy 300

15 August 2025

Eagle IP Recognized as Top Tier Firm (Tier 1) for Patent Prosecution in IP Stars 2025 Patent Firms Ranking List

3 July 2025

Dr. Jacqueline Lui, Ms. Pauli Wong, and Mr. Eddie Ho Named Patent Stars by ManagingIP

13 June 2025

Eagle IP Ranked Among Top Tier Firms in IAM Patent 1000

12 June 2025

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