ABS-CBN Anti-Piracy Head Elisha Lawrence to Speak at the 2nd Brand Protection V-Congress on May 20

Two-day virtual conference to cover broad range of topics on brand protection

As counterfeit products surge in the shadow of the COVID-19 outbreak, protecting consumers and a company's brand identity becomes more important than ever.

World BI, a global conference company, is helping provide solutions by organizing a top quality, virtual conference of experts who will share real life experiences about how they overcome counterfeit offerings currently flooding various markets and how to navigate brand protection strategies.

Enter the 2nd Brand Protection V-Congress scheduled starting tomorrow, May 20, to May 21, at 12:30 CET. Among the speakers in the conference is ABS-CBN International's Assistant Vice President of Global Anti-Piracy and General Counsel Elisha Lawrence, Esq.  Lawrence will speak from Los Angeles on May 20 on Internet Piracy Control and Cross-border Trade.  Joining Lawrence on the virtual panel are ECommerce Foundation Managing Director Prof. Jorij Abraham (based in London) and Brand Protection Director and Legal Counsel for MCM APAC Miller Wang (based in Shanghai).

ABS-CBN AVP & Head of Global Anti-Piracy Elisha Lawrence further warns pirates at ANC Alerts stint

Following ABS-CBN’s landmark victory in a legal battle at the tail end of December 2017 against 32 websites that illegally reproduced and distributed its content, 

ABS-CBN AVP and Head of Global Anti-Piracy Elisha Lawrence (LEFT) bolsters the company’s warning to pirates in a recent interview with Lexi Schulze (RIGHT) on “ANC Alerts”.  

Over 3,500 Pirated DVDs Surrendered to ABS-CBN from Dragon Mart, Red Carpet Express and Other Stores in Toronto, Canada

ABS-CBN representatives, with the presence of Toronto Police Service officers, received yesterday a total of 3,590 pirated DVDs of copyrighted ABS-CBN movies surrendered by Dragon Mart, Tina Shop and Unit 16B of Dragon Centre and Red Carpet Express of Oriental Centre in Toronto, Canada.

This development followed the successful enforcement effort by ABS-CBN earlier this month that resulted in the confiscation of hundreds of pirated DVDs of ABS-CBN content from six stores in Montreal and Toronto.