Announcing the Entrepreneurship and the Law speaker series
Join us Oct. 18 and Nov. 1 for innovative legal lectures on issues affecting entrepreneurs.
Asian Law Center
Educating Lawyers for a Changing World
The Asian Law Center’s teaching, research and public policy work on Asia and developing economies is one of the areas for which the UW School of Law is known nationally and internationally.
We are part of a UW tradition of public service, providing world-class legal education for U.S. and international lawyers focused on Asia. We support the legal profession and government agencies with expert research on Asian and developing legal systems. We are helping to build the next generation of lawyers, scholars and policymakers in Asia and developing economies through our rigorous LLM and PhD programs.
Featured Publications
- Dongsheng Zang, Self-Control of Personal Data and the Constitution in East Asia, 77 Cross-Strait Law Review 50-56 (Sept. 2022). (Published in Chinese: 臧东升，个人资料的“自主控制”与东亚宪政，月旦民商法杂志，第77期，2022年9月，第50-56页)
Asian Law Center News
Announcing the Entrepreneurship and the Law speaker series
UW Law welcomes faculty expert in business, IP law
Asian Law Center Fall Speaker Series
Asian Law Center Welcome Back Reception 2022
Asian Law Center Fosters Collaboration with Law Schools in Vietnam
UW Law welcomes faculty expert in business, IP law
Xuan-Thao Nguyen is internationally renowned for her expertise in the intersections of business organizations, secured transactions, intellectual property, bankruptcy, licensing and taxation.
Asian Law Center Fall Speaker Series
The series, featuring distinguished guests discussing cutting-edge business law topics, is held on Mondays and continues through November.
Asian Law Center Welcome Back Reception 2022
Join friends and supporters for a reception on Thursday, Oct. 27, co-hosted by the Washington State China Relations Council.
Asian Law Center Fosters Collaboration with Law Schools in Vietnam
Profs. Xuan-Thao Nguyen’s and Elizabeth Porter’s recent trip to Vietnam promotes scholarly exchanges among lawyers, policymakers and business leaders.