Dan Harris

If you do not defend yourself against the clone manufacturers, your product will be drowned out in a sea of imitators.

Foreign individuals and companies should not accept promises of stock options or stock in a Chinese company in place of employment compensation or payment for services.

How will China respond to the Hanjin Shipping bankruptcy?

How can you, as an importer of products, avoid getting hit with a massive antidumping or countervailing duty fee?

When should you walk away from a business proposal with a prospective partner in China?

Be careful out there.

Attorney Dan Harris says there's only one way to deal with labor disputes in China.

Clients need to get clear on these nine issues when negotiating a China licensing deal.

With regard to technology licensing deals, Chinese companies usually make offers that will typically be horrible for an American tech company. What are they?

If any of your clients have Hong Kong/China problems, you must take steps to resolve them -- quickly.

Chinese companies sued in U.S. courts are often relatively easy marks because they typically have no clue how to handle a United States litigation matter.

When it comes to foreign currency outflow, China's laws on the books have not changed, but the reality on the ground has.

Not using product development agreements in China is a big mistake, and your clients could wind up with a disaster on their hands.

If you check out clean for this list, congratulations. But if you do not, start making changes now.

With equity so central to China disputes, potential litigants should stop reviewing their cases strictly on the law and instead start looking at them from an equitable perspective as well.

Whatever the reasons, now that both Chinese and Western companies have gotten a taste for suing each other, there may be no end to this trend.

Registering your IP with China Customs has always made economic sense, but considering that it's free right now, you should do it ASAP.

What happens when you want to take down an audio recording from the Chinese Internet that infringes on a copyright?

China changed a lot more than usual in 2015, and that bodes for a lot of change happening in 2016 as well.

Be careful, because signing an LOI or an MOU can cause all sorts of legal problems in China.