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Vancouver Chapter Prior Event LES Vancouver Chapter Meeting The Vancouver chapter of the LICENSING EXECUTIVES SOCIETY invites all LES members and friends to a presentation on cross-border and international licensing. This will be the fourth in a series of presentations about licensing and doing business in Asia and internationally (see “Upcoming Events” list below). DATE: Mon., May 16, 2005. TIME: 12:00 to 1:30 Lunch, presentation, and questions. SPEAKER: Maggy Bailly SUBJECT: Cross-border/International Licensing Issues PLACE: Bull,
Housser & Tupper, Boardroom COST: $20 for LES members, $30 for non members. Please make cheques payable to the LES Vancouver Chapter, and send payment in advance to Lorraine Duke at the address below. PLEASE RSVP (with payment) no later than Monday, May 9, 2005 to: Lorraine Duke, Assistant to Hilton W.C. Sue Tel: 604-669-3432 ext. 8960 Fax: 604-681-4081 Email: lduke@patentable.com WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Professionals in with an interest in high technology licensing, technology transfer, and intellectual property administration. SPEAKER INFORMATION: Maggy Bailly will discuss comparative law and conflicts of law in licensing deals involving more than one country, and alert us to issues that cannot be resolved by a choice of law clause. She will also discuss matters peculiar to drafting, negotiating, and managing international license agreements. Ms. Bailly is a renowned authority on licensing and international contracting. Prior to practicing law solo, she was a partner for two years with Black Lowe & Graham, a boutique IP law firm in Seattle. She had joined them after 13 years with the Boeing Company, where she negotiated and drafted international aerospace contracts and intellectual property licensing agreements. Ms. Bailly holds law degrees from Liege University in Belgium, and Harvard. She taught comparative law and conflicts of law at Liege University and is presently adjunct professor at the University of Washington where she teaches Strategic Technology Licensing. She was the 2002 Honorary Initiate of the Coif at the University of Washington, acknowledging her as "the personification of the modern global lawyer".
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