The LESI Guide to Licensing Best Practices: Strategic Issues and Contemporary Realities Robert Goldscheider, Ed. Visit WIley Publishers Web site to purchase the book. Available formats are hardcover (512 pp., May 2002) and E-Book (July 2002). Best Practices Table of Contents and Reviews

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Chapter 4: The Dreadful Drafting: Do's and Dont's of Licensing Agreements John T. Ramsay, Q.C. Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP	Chapter 15: Alternative Dispute Resolution: Fighting Smarter, Spending Less Tom Arnold Howrey, Simon, Arnold, & White
Chapter 10: Pharmaceutical Licensing During the Revolution Dr. Thomas A. Picone Pharmacia Corporation	Chapter 17: Challenges of Licensing to and from China and Hong Kong Larry W. Evans, Consultant with a contribution from Chi Shaojie, CCPIT Patent and Trademark Office

As companies seek new streams of profit from their intellectual property - such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, proprietary technologies, and domain names - it is more important than ever that licensing professionals have access to accurate information and creative thinking. This book is designed to keep licensing professionals up to date on current changes and future opportunities in this dynamic field.

In The LESI Guide to Licensing Best Practices 33 esteemed members of LES present 23 chapters covering a wide range of vital topics for its targeted audiences. This unique collection of articles by the best and brightest of LES provides political insight and sophisticated discussion of truly important contemporary issues. It offers real-world analyses of modern trends and procedures, as well as a look into the future of licensing and the identification of opportunities to be found there. The landscape of modern licensing is changing rapidly, and this book is packed with case studies and expert advice that will keep licensing professionals at the top of their game, no matter where the future leads.