Consists of founding documents identifying issues, solutions, and recommendations with regard to intellectual property law and legislation, both domestically and internationally. Problems and challenges with intellectual property in other countries, including China, are also discussed. Correspondence covers a number of issues related to membership fees and renewals, financial reports, as well as letters from member firms regarding progress made by the IPC on a number of issues, such as including intellectual property as a concern in future GATT negotiations. Also included is testimony from U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor before the House Ways and Means Committee regarding the Uruguay Round agreement. In addition, correspondence with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe (UNICE) covers trade policy and reform.