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Category: International
China Law Blog - January 19, 2012
The Foreign Entrepreneurs in China blog is in the midst of a very worthwhile three part series, entitled, "A China Joint Venture Survival Guide. 22 Facts and 22 Pr
China Law Blog - January 19, 2012
At least once a month, I get an email from an English teacher in China wanting to start a language consulting business or school in China. I have a form response that summarizes what it will likely take and likely cost for them to do so legally. Virtually none of them had any idea of the difficul
China Law Blog - January 18, 2012
Today I had a long conversation with a couple of out of town lawyers who had called me regarding whether their client should shut down its China Representative Office and form a WFOE. My advise was that there was no need to do so from a legal perspective (because the company was that rare and d
China Law Blog - January 18, 2012
The Boston Consulting Group came out with an excellent piece last year, entitled, "Made in America, Again: Why Manufacturing Will Return to the United States." An excellent summary of that article can be found
International Family Law - January 18, 2012
We are very pleased to report a successful outcome in a California
China Law Blog - January 16, 2012
Blog post at Letters Blogatory, entitled, "Dueling Translations," expresses surprise/concern over how both parties in an ultra-high stakes international litigation matter "actually submitted dueling certified translations
China Law Blog - January 14, 2012
As you can tell, I am a big fan of The Rule of Threes.
Back in September, 2011, I wrote a post regarding a China deal that appeared to have badly soured. The post was entitled,
China Law Blog - January 11, 2012
Much has been written about Chinese students coming to American colleges. An article out today, entitled, "Chinese applications to U.S. schools skyrocket," starts out quoting a Chinese high schooler who is contemplating attending the University of Washington:
I know this [ambi
China Law Blog - January 10, 2012
Many moons ago, a company contacted us wanting to sue its Chinese joint venture partner for having "clearly" violated their joint venture agreement. We looked at their case and advised them not to bother pursuing it.
It had nearly every hallmark of the China deal gone bad, due almost entir
China Law Blog - January 09, 2012
By: Steve DickinsonAt the end of December, the NDRC issued its long awaited 2011 revision to the Catalog for Guidance for Foreign Investment 20
China Law Blog - January 08, 2012
As regular readers know, there is nothing I like more than being able to create a post straight from what goes into my email box. I am able to do that today by way of having been cc'ed on a long email discussion between our Beijing-based attorney,
China Law Blog - January 06, 2012
We lawyers are known as deal-killers. Most lawyers get offended by that moniker and vehemently deny it. Me, I am more than willing to own up to it. Clients go to lawyers all excited about a deal and it
China Law Blog - January 04, 2012
Back when China Law Blog was a young pup, the Wall Street Journal Blog referenced one of our posts and we went all Sally Fields about that. We ran a post, entitled, "
China Law Blog - January 02, 2012
Just read a very interesting post, entitled, "Will India Challenge China? Not yet." The post is by GE Anderson over at the ChinaBizGov blog. I know GE Anderson to be one very smart guy (with a P
China Law Blog - January 02, 2012
Just read a very interesting post, entitled, "Will India Challenge China? Not yet." The post is by GE Anderson over at the ChinaBizGov blog. I know GE Anderson to be one very smart guy (with a P
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