Nelson G. Dong
Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP

"A Discussion of Legal Issues in U.S.-China Relations"

October 9, 2018 at noon
This lecture will be held in the Faculty Lounge on the 4th floor of UNLV's RLL Building
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Nelson G. Dong regularly advises corporations, private and public universities, other independent research institutions, engineering and medical societies, and other organizations around the world on export control, economic sanctions, and national security matters and on international technology law issues.

A partner in Dorsey & Whitney LLP’s Corporate group, Chair of the National Security Law practice and co-Chair of the Asia-Pacific practice, Nelson G. Dong has substantial experience in counseling e-commerce, semiconductor, electronics, computer hardware and software, and biomedical and biotechnology companies with special expertise in domestic and international technology licensing, outsourcing and manufacturing in Asia and U.S. export control matters.

He has frequently written about intellectual property law, U.S. export control law, technology related business transactions between the U.S. and Asian or European countries, international strategic alliances, the Exon-Florio law on foreign investments in U.S. technology companies, university-based technology transfer, academic entrepreneurship, academic conflicts of interest and the financing and organization of high technology businesses. He has lectured on such topics throughout the United States and in Austria, Canada, England, the Netherlands, Hong Kong and the People’s Republic of China.

Nelson Dong was an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Boston (1980-82); Deputy Associate Attorney General, Department of Justice (1979-80); and White House Fellow and Special Assistant to U.S. Attorney General Griffin B. Bell, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. (1978-79).

Please join us in welcoming Nelson G. Dong to the Boyd School of Law for his Faculty Enrichment lecture on October 9, 2018.