Rainy Ruoyu Ren

Ruoyu Ren is a transaction manager for a top-tier law firm in Hong Kong, with a focus on investment funds.  Previously, she has worked as an attorney at Jingtian & Gongcheng in Shanghai, specializing in entertainment law, intellectual property law, and corporate law.

Ms. Ren has authored or co-authored several insightful articles, including (1) Guiding Case No. 82 and 24 Related Subsequent Judgments/Rulings: How to Coherently Apply the Principle of Good Faith in Trademark Infringement (Mar. 2020) and (2) Understanding the Story Behind Guiding Case No. 82: Differences Between the Administrative and Judicial Standards for Determining “Similar Goods” and a Discussion of Related Issues (Mar. 2021).  These two articles were published in China Law Connect, a bilingual, quarterly journal of Stanford Law School’s China Guiding Cases Project.

Ms. Ren received a Bachelor of Laws degree from Nanjing University Law School, a Master of Laws in Corporate and Financial Law degree from the University of Hong Kong, and a Master of Laws degree from the UC Berkeley School of Law.

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AI Industries in China: National Policies & Three Major Cities’ Competition for Foreign Investment
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