Intellectual Property Law Across Jurisdictions Fail 21st Century Innovation, Science, Technology and the Arts

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Formerly Professor of Law, Murdoch University, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Senior Lecturer University of Hong Kong.

Formerly Visiting Professor University of Auckland, Adjunct Professor, University of Canterbury, Affiliate University of Otago.

Formerly Chair, Law Reform Commission of Western Australia, and appointed by Prime Minister member Australian Copyright Law Review Committees, Hong Kong Law Reform Commission Sub Committees.

Admitted as Solicitor & or Barrister – Australia, Hong Kong SAR, China (non-practising), formerly England and Wales.

Mediator, Arbitrator & Domain Name Panelist, World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), Geneva.

Worked for many international law firms including Baker & McKenzie (Hong Kong), Deacons (Hong Kong and Perth), Bird & Bird (London).

Written twelve legal text books and over a hundred other publications and am on the editorial board of leading law journals.

Spent more than 37 years specialising in intellectual property across Australia, England, Hong Kong, China and New Zealand. Luckily for me intellectual property is more uniform across the globe than any other area of law. Just part of what formed my views.