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The rapid development of social informatization and the arrival of the digital era have made personal information the most important type of data asset in cyberspace. The Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China (PIPL) has taken effect on November 1, 2021, and this law has attracted wide attention for being one of the most important laws of China while the country is entering the digital era. The PIPL, together with the Cybersecurity Law and the Data Security Law, form the foundation of the data protection and cybersecurity legal regime in China.
The major compliance issues that enterprises have to face include:
- how to collect and process personal data in compliance with the laws and regulations;
- how to achieve legitimate and effective cross-border data transfer and protection; and
- how to respond and take effective measures.
In the joint-chamber webinar, Ms Chiang Ling Li, Partner at Tiang and Partners will discuss key compliance requirements and significant business implications and share our practical insights. Don't miss out on this webinar to apprehend valuable insights!
Speakers
Ling Li
Chiang
Partner at PwC Limited
Chiang Ling Li's practice has focused on China IP and pharmaceutical law since 1994. She has been in the forefront of the law, leading successful litigation involving patents, trade secrets, copyright, unfair competition, 3-D marks and well-known marks, as well as successfully pursuing criminal enforcement of IP infringement in China.
Chiang works closely with industry organizations lobbying for legal reforms, including those concerning patent linkage and data exclusivity, and has been appointed as an arbitrator by CIETAC, HKIAC, ADNDRC, and the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center.
Chiang is author of China Executive Report: Intellectual Property, the China IP chapters of LexisNexis's Intellectual Property Rights, the "Anticounterfeiting and Enforcement" chapter in China's Participation in the WTO, and the China chapters in PLC Cross-border Life Sciences (2007-2012 editions), Trade Secrets Throughout the World Treatise, Patents Throughout the World, and Designs and Utility Models Throughout the World. She is also author of many articles on China IP and pharmaceutical law and practice.
Chiang was among the "A-List" of the top 100 lawyers for China (China Business Law Journal). She is also a PLC recommended lawyer in all three categories of life sciences: intellectual property, corporate and commercial (China), and corporate and commercial. Chiang also has been recognized by The International Who's Who of Life Sciences Lawyers, World Trademark Review (WTR 1000), Chambers Asia-Pacific and Chambers Global, The International Who's Who of Life Sciences Lawyers, The International Who's Who of Business Lawyers, IAM 1000 — The World's Leading Patent Professionals, WTR 1000 — The World's Leading Trademark Professionals, and IAM Licensing 250: The World's Leading Patent and Technology Licensing Practitioners.
