On July 30-31, CLDP held a Judicial Workshop on the Adjudication of Civil Intellectual Property Infringement Cases (“Workshop”) for Georgian judges in Batumi, Georgia. CLDP brought two U.S. Federal District Court judges and a European Union IP expert to the Workshop to train judges from the Georgian local, appellate, and Supreme Court levels on the legal principles governing the adjudication of civil intellectual property cases in the U.S. and European systems. The U.S. judges and the National Intellectual Property Center of Georgia (“Sakpatenti”) each led the Georgian judges through case studies from both the U.S. and Georgian courts, allowing the Georgian judges to practically apply and cement the concepts learned throughout the Workshop. Through this Workshop, CLDP continued its ongoing efforts to strengthen the capacity of the judiciary and the rule of law in Georgia.