China
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China, International Law
A China Business Law Checklist
Six things foreign companies doing business in China need to know to stay out of legal trouble. -
China, Contracts, International Law
Getting A China Contract Properly 'Chopped'
You need to be particularly vigilant about securing a proper chop. Why? - Sponsored
Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
If 2023 introduced legal professionals to generative AI, then 2024 will be when law firms start adapting to utilize it. Things are moving fast, so… -
China, Contracts
Drafting A China Contract, But With Whom?
Determining what makes sense in any given situation usually requires a combination of common sense and due diligence.
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China, Legal Research
China Law. Do Not Try This At Home
To succeed in China, you need a China team, and that team needs to include someone who can read and understand Chinese laws/regulations in Chinese and someone who is in touch with the relevant government authorities. -
China
China Joint Ventures: You Are Not in Kansas Anymore
Many foreign investors still choose to enter the Chinese market through an equity joint venture, and the particular risks involved with this type of arrangement require careful planning. -
China, Crime, International Law
China: Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
Should you leave China? Not unless you've violated Chinese law in such a way that you are at risk for going to jail. -
China, International Law
China Joint Ventures: You've Got To Love The One You're With
China joint ventures are notorious for their high failure rate. Use these tips to help yours succeed. -
China, International Law
The First Thing To Do Before Doing Business In China
The first thing to do before doing business in China? Determine whether your business plan is even legal there. - Sponsored
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use. -
China, International Law
China Due Diligence: Just Ask
How do you distinguish between a Chinese company that is legitimate and one that is not? -
China, International Law
Choosing A China/Asia Location For Your Business
You can use some or all of these factors to determine the right China city for your business. -
China, International Law
How To Form A China Representative Office... But Why Would You?
Rep Offices in China seldom make sense in the grand scheme of things. These are the reasons why. -
China, International Law
5 Common China Business Mistakes To Avoid
Avoid some of your heartbreak by following these 5 principles. -
11th Circuit, Antitrust, China, Election Law, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 06.27.14
* As I noted yesterday over at Redline, the defense in the NCAA trial is putting up some terrible witnesses. Here’s another example. The NCAA’s expert wrote a textbook. The NCAA might have wanted to check it out before bringing him on to help defend themselves IN AN ANTITRUST CASE. [Twitter / Stewart Mandel] * Elie and I got in a spirited discussion with Slate’s Jordan Weissmann over my edits to his piece on law schools. And it looks like some outside observers took notice. [Law and More] * The case for grade inflation. [The Atlantic] * In Wisconsin, a Scott Walker supporter allegedly voted for his boy 5 times. His defense is ripped from a Days of Our Lives script. [CBS News] * Our mates at Legal Cheek have the ideal follow-up to our World Cup guide: Which last 16 World Cup team is your law firm? As a QPR fan, I’ll tip my hat to their Harry Redknapp quote. [Legal Cheeks] * Overpreparing for a simple meeting. [What Should Law Bros Call Me] * An 11th Circuit PIP nightmare. [South Florida Lawyers] * Hong Kong lawyers protesting what they see as China meddling. Honestly can you blame China? Ever since Hong Kong let Batman just swoop in and grab that guy, you can’t really trust the Hong Kong legal system. [Reuters]
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China, Contracts, International Law
Negotiating With China Companies: How To Respond To Common Tactics
When it comes to negotiating, Chinese companies view American companies as easy marks. This is how you can win. -
China, International Law
The Agony And The Ecstasy Of Forming A China Subsidiary Company (WFOE)
Forming a China company is an onerous process. Here's why... -
China, Intellectual Property, International Law
How To Protect Your IP From China: It Is Possible
It's a surprise how many companies seem to treat their intellectual property protection in China as an optional. -
China, Crime, International Law
Your Job Is To Avoid China Corruption Charges
Comply, don't complain: China has made clear the risks of not complying with its laws. -
China, Crime, Eric Holder, Technology
Justice Department Hits Chinese Officials With Hacking-Related Charges
In a bold diplomatic move, the U.S. files specific charges against five Chinese military actors for hacking American companies. -
Asians, China, International Law, Politics
China Plus One: How Vietnam's Riots Help American Businesses
Why is Vietnam the ideal "plus one" country, and how could recent unrest there actually help American businesses? -
China, Contracts, International Law
Drafting China Contracts That Work
American companies routinely insist on contract provisions that effectively render their contracts unenforceable in China.