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Scott Palmer, Loeb & Loeb

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Beijing-based Scott Palmer has more than 20 years’ experience advising clients on IP law, with deep knowledge of both contentious and non-contentious trademark matters in China. Palmer spent over six years at Perkins Coie before joining Loeb & Loeb in November 2024, and is known for assisting clients with expanding and managing their IP portfolios both in the US and China.



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