AlphaTech Inc. is a US-based manufacturer of high-quality electronic gadgets. AlphaTech has developed a new innovative smartphone, the AlphaPhone, which has become popular in both the US and international markets. AlphaTech has obtained patents and registered trademarks in the US but not in foreign countries.In an effort to cater to different market segments and pricing strategies, AlphaTech has chosen to sell the AlphaPhone at a lower price in certain countries, like Freedonia. AlphaTech is also advised by legal counsels in the Freedonia to enter into a licensing agreement with a local manufacturer Zeta. The agreement is for exclusive sales and distrubution of AlphaPhone in Freedonia for 2 years, with a royalty paid back to AlphaTech for every AlphaPhone sold in Freedonia. Freedonia is a member country of the United Nations on the Contracts of International Sales of Goods(CISG). The agreement does not contain a choice of law provision. The relationship between AlphaTech and Zeta was amicable for a the first year. Into the second year AlphaTech discovered that AlphaPhone produced in Freedonia was sold via online channels distribution channels in the United States. AlphaTech declared its licensing contract with Zeta terminated.

1. How can AlphaTech protect its intellectual property rights in Freedonia.

2. How can AlphaTech stop Freedonia version of AlphaPhone being sold in the US market?

3. If AlphaTech would like to bring a lawsuit against Zeta for breaching the licensing agreement, where should AlphaTech sue? Which law governs the dispute? Why?