Xiaolin Jia Ll.M
About Xiaolin Jia Ll.M
Xiaolin Jia is a Legal Assistant at the National Basketball Association (NBA) with extensive experience in intellectual property and sports marketing contracts.
Current Role at National Basketball Association
Xiaolin Jia serves as a Legal Assistant at the National Basketball Association (NBA), a tenure that began in 2023. In this role, Jia specializes in reviewing and negotiating contracts, particularly focusing on intellectual property and sports marketing. She also provides critical legal updates to internal stakeholders, ensuring they remain informed about the latest changes in laws and regulations affecting the sports business.
Experience as Freelance Interpreter
From 2018 to 2022, Xiaolin Jia worked as a Freelance Interpreter. This role involved bridging language barriers and facilitating communication across various professional settings. Her experience as a freelance interpreter honed her skills in precision, clarity, and cross-cultural communication.
Role at China Central Television
Xiaolin Jia worked at China Central Television from 2010 to 2016, focusing on copyright compliance. During her six-year tenure, she played a crucial role in ensuring that content met copyright laws and regulations. This role reinforced her expertise in intellectual property, which she has carried forward into her subsequent positions.
Educational Background and Legal Expertise
Xiaolin Jia holds a Master of Education (MEd) from Western University, achieved in 2017. She also has a Master of Laws (LL.M) in European Law from Maastricht University. Additionally, Jia attained a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the Central University of Finance and Economics. Her educational background complements her professional experience, particularly in legal aspects related to intellectual property and sports marketing.
Trademark Volunteer at International Olympic Committee
Between 2007 and 2008, Xiaolin Jia volunteered as a Trademark Volunteer for the International Olympic Committee in Beijing, China. This role provided her with initial exposure to trademark law and compliance, laying the groundwork for her future career in legal services.