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Honest Analysis Of Chinese-American Legal Issues
No matter where in the world you do business, you have to be able to protect your company's intellectual property portfolio. Unfortunately, many American business owners in China know little about design patents. Without a design patent, you may lose your ability to...
Most businesses consider litigation a last result when handling disputes. While filing a lawsuit against a company can be complicated in the best-case scenario, it can become more complex when you work with companies overseas. If you have to file a lawsuit in China,...
Handling business in China holds the possibility for both large potential and many unknown risks. Despite the risks, however, many economists believe that China's economic growth potential will continue into the coming year. This makes it a good time to strike up...
Here in the United States, many people conduct business on the golf course or in a coffee shop to achieve their goals. In China, building strong working relationships is essential. Newcomers must understand that respecting the local culture is how to succeed in...
Currency refers to the type of money used in a particular country to sell and purchase goods and services. Two different currencies generally have varying exchange rates between them, which means that it might take more of one currency to equal the same value as...
The U.S. offers opportunities for investors from other countries to infuse funds into the U.S. economy. In doing so, investors may have eligibility for an employment-based visa, offering mutual benefits that entice many to take advantage of this option. Understanding...
If you or your company has a legal matter before a court in China, there is a good chance you are going to need to submit evidence that has a U.S. origin. This evidence may be a government certificate, business foundational documents or something else. Before you can...
Operating your company in another country will always have a learning curve. The unique cultures and business environment of another nation mean you have to adjust your business practices to fit in and adhere to any regulations or policies. The Conversation explains...
If your company does business in and with China, you probably have felt the strain of the troubled relationship between that country and the U.S. It is difficult not to feel an impact because of policy issues that have changed due to the issues between the nations....
Operating an American-owned business in China requires knowing how to hire and fire employees legally. Labor laws in China are different than those in America, so business owners should know what to expect to avoid lawsuits or penalties. 1. Direct hiring requires a...