Cross Liu (Ph.D.)
Executive Manager
✧ Expert at Patent Practice
✧ Patent Lecturer/Consultant for Academic, Industrial and Research Institutions
Profile
Dr. Cross Liu now is the executive manager of RichIP group. He holds a Ph.D. of Electrical Engineering from TAMKANG University, Taiwan, and has been committed to patent work for more than a decade. He is familiar with Taiwan and China patent prosecutions, and good at dealing with patent affairs, including but not limited to, Patent Application, Patent Invalidation (Revocation), Patent Portfolio, Patent Searching, Patent Patentability Analysis, and Patent Infringement Analysis, in the fields of Information, Communication and Electronics. He always tries his best to resolve clients’ problems in an efficient and beneficial way as well.
Present Post
Executive Manager, RichIP Group (2021/08~)
Education
Ph.D. of Electrical Engineering at TAMKANG University, Taiwan
Experiences
1. Patent Lecturer for Kingston Co., “Basic Skills for Patent Search” (2018)
2. Patent Lecturer for Institute for Information Industry, ”Infringement Analysis of Software Patent with Cases” (2018)
3. Patent Lecturer for Technology Industrialization Program of FU JEN Catholic University, “Patent and Intellectual Property Right” (2014)
4. Patent Lecturer for Institute for Information Industry, “Practice of Patent Application” (2014)
5. Patent Lecturer for Institute for Information Industry, “Design Patent, and Related Lawsuit Strategy and Patent Portfolio” (2013)
6. Patent Lecturer for SINGTEX CO., “Patent Application and Lawsuit Strategy” (2013)
7. Patent Consultant for Patent Pilot Program of INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATION INDUSTRY (2012~2013)
8. Patent Consultant of RichIP Group (2012~2021)
Specialism
Patent Application, Patent Invalidation (Revocation), Patent Portfolio, Patent Searching, Patent Patentability Analysis, and Patent Infringement Analysis in the fields of Information, Communication and Electronics
Publications
1. “Creative AI’s Impacts on Patent Regime,” published in Contemporary Law Journal, No. 2, February, 2022. (Chinese Article)
2. “Preconceptions, Myths or Fallacies about Patents,” published in Contemporary Law Journal, No. 12, December, 2022. (Chinese Article)