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Join us for our upcoming webinar “Seeking Refunds in China: How Foreign Companies Should Handle The Problem,” and learn how to navigate the complexities of seeking refunds within China’s regulatory landscape. As global business operations continue to evolve, it’s essential to understand how to secure refunds efficiently to safeguard your investment and maintain healthy business […]

 Introduction Navigating the complexities of China’s business and legal environment requires more than just the traditional Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) that are common in Western markets. While safeguarding proprietary business information is crucial for success anywhere, China’s unique landscape demands more comprehensive protection. Among the various elements that make up such comprehensive protection, the Non-Use

Introduction In today’s globalized business environment, protecting proprietary information is more crucial than ever. Companies often rely on Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to safeguard sensitive data during business transactions. While NDAs serve their purpose in many jurisdictions, they may not offer adequate protection in China due to the country’s unique legal and business landscape. This article

Join us for an insightful webinar titled “Ensuring Compliance: What to Look for Before Signing a Manufacturing Agreement in China” and gain legal insights to safeguard your business interests. With the ever-evolving regulatory landscape in China, it’s crucial to be well-informed before making any commitments. Secure your spot today and stay ahead of potential pitfalls

China’s status as the “world’s factory” is uncontested. With countless business relationships between foreign buyers and Chinese suppliers, there’s critical to understand China’s legal landscape, particularly its contract law. Central to this understanding is Article 787 of the Chinese Civil Code.   Article 787: A Closer Look At its essence, Article 787 states: “Where the

China’s rapid technological advancements over the past few decades have cast it into the global limelight as a tech titan. Parallel to this growth has been an equally significant development in the country’s intellectual property (IP) landscape. Central to this transformation is the “first to file” system, which underscores the critical importance of software copyright

Doing business in China can be rewarding, given the nation’s booming economy and vast consumer market. However, disputes are inevitable in any business setting, and when conflicts arise between foreign businesses and Chinese entities, the question often surfaces: Where should the arbitration take place? It might seem like a safer bet for businesses contracting with

Chinese manufacturers have cemented their position as leading global suppliers across various industries. Their ability to produce a broad spectrum of goods at competitive prices makes them a popular choice for international businesses. However, the venture is not without its challenges. Risks and uncertainties, potential red flags, and scam alerts are associated with doing business

Introduction China’s ascent in the global business scene has been both rapid and impressive. As businesses look to tap into this burgeoning market, the importance of understanding China’s unique legal environment becomes paramount. Central to this understanding is Chinese lawyers specialized in Chinese law, whose expertise and guidance can mean the difference between a successful

Navigating the world of international business, particularly with Chinese manufacturers, demands more than just understanding trade dynamics. It requires a profound comprehension of the legal intricacies involved. One prevalent practice is the use of Hong Kong (HK) based businesses by mainland Chinese manufacturers for transactional duties like collecting payments and issuing proforma invoices. This might