Engaging in business with Chinese companies opens a realm of opportunities, but it also requires a deep understanding of the legal landscape to protect your interests effectively. One critical aspect

A supply agreement is a fundamental contract that dictates the terms under which goods are supplied from a seller to a buyer. For businesses operating in China, ensuring that these

Protecting sensitive information and intellectual property is paramount when conducting business in China. Traditional Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) often fall short of providing comprehensive protection. Non-disclosure, Non-Use, and Non-Circumvention (NNN) agreements

When changing manufacturers in China, protecting your molds and toolings is crucial. These assets are vital for your production process, and ensuring their security requires a thorough understanding of legal

The allure of offshore companies in manufacturing transactions with China has long captivated foreign businesses. With its British legal heritage and the “one country, two systems” principle, regions like Hong

When drafting commercial agreements, the choice between arbitration and litigation is a crucial decision that can significantly impact the resolution of potential disputes. In China, arbitration offers distinct advantages over

In the intricate dance of international manufacturing, a significant threat looms large: Chinese manufacturers frequently register trademarks of foreign companies within China. This practice, often termed trademark squatting, can lead

In the intricate dance of international manufacturing, a misstep such as dispatching mold samples to a Chinese manufacturer before securing appropriate legal safeguards can lead to significant intellectual property (IP)

Legal Interpretation and Enforcement When conducting business in China, ensuring that contracts are clear, enforceable, and legally robust is of paramount importance. One of the most effective ways to achieve

China has recently introduced significant amendments to its design patent filing system, aligning it more closely with international standards. These changes bring a range of benefits for foreign inventors, providing