Shan JIAO is a partner from Lifang & Partners, who leads the firm’s antitrust practice. Ms. Jiao specializes in antitrust and competition law, intellectual property and dispute resolution. Ms. Jiao has gained diverse experience in dealing with antitrust issues related to SEPs. She is responsible for dealing with FRAND issues in a series of SEPs-related litigations between Huawei and Samsung. She witnessed the antitrust investigation into Qualcomm as a government counsel and interpreter for NDRC. She represented several local companies and associations in filing complaints to the NDRC against SEP holders; assisted licensor/licensee with competition issues in SEP licensing negotiations; submitted a third party opinion to MOFCOM regarding a SEP-related acquisition. In addition, she has assisted clients in merger filings and antitrust investigations. She also handled antitrust litigations, including Qihoo v. Tencent. In the area of IP, Ms. Jiao involved in several software infringement cases against commercial end users by Microsoft. Ms. Jiao holds a J.D. degree from Columbia Law School and LL.B. from Peking University.
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These papers review the use of FRAND commitment as merger remedy and the risks of Un-notified Concentrations in China. The paper looks at the economic meaning of FRAND price after the merger, the potential abuse of FRAND commitment and the implication of these remedies. By the end of this (...)
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