Mr. Hurvitz obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from University of Arizona in 2003, and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 2007.  He also received his LL.M. in International Business and Trade Law from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago in 2008.

Mr. Hurvitz first started his Intellectual Property experience when he was hired as the sole law clerk on an antitrust and illegal patent tying case that was ultimately heard before the United States Supreme Court.  He then drafted technology transfer agreements and worked on enforcement matters for an international law firm in Beijing, China. 

At Kangxin, Mr. Hurvitz currently advises the firm’s North American, European, Indian, and Australian clients on different aspects of Chinese Intellectual Property Law.  He specifically focuses on how best to introduce technology into China, and deals heavily with advising Kangxin’s clients on how best to effectuate positive enforcement of their Intellectual Property Rights.

Mr. Hurvitz travels frequently, lecturing and speaking at conferences about infringement and enforcement measures in China.