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!

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