Analysis Korea wants to attract more foreign IP litigants, but English-language hearings won’t do the trick 14 Jul 17

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The Patent Court of Korea had a bold experiment in holding its first English-language trial hearing earlier this month. Korean authorities seem to think this change will make the venue more appealing to foreigners, but that outcome seeks unlikely.

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