Honest Analysis Of Chinese-American Legal Issues
Many aspects of business in China can confuse or even intimidate people unused to it. This includes what to do when handling cases that may potentially need to go to court. In order to avoid confusing situations, American businesspeople should understand the basics of...
Gone are the days when entrepreneurs conducted business exclusively in their home countries. With the expansion of the global marketplace, your business may have decided to branch out into China or other places. If so, you are likely to experience an international...
In many criminal proceedings and civil suits, courts seek to resolve the facts of the case. Common questions include whether a person is guilty of a crime or whether a person or a company is liable for damages or injuries. However, your legal question may be very...
Businesses operating internationally is nothing new, although business interests are increasingly going global. If there is an issue with a foreign country's law that is relevant during a United States litigation, the party questioning the law may be unsure about how...
In the United States, most employers reserve the right to hire or terminate at-will employees how they choose. They often do not have to cite a reason for the termination either, although they cannot terminate employees in retaliation for engaging in an activity...
In a recent blog post, we discussed how many companies establish a presence in China through joint ventures. However, just as many U.S. companies expand their business through partnerships with Chinese companies and manufacturers. However, U.S. companies must...
Compliance is a top priority for every U.S. company. Business owners know this, of course. That is why they must take great care in every business transaction and venture. However, complying with commercial laws in China can be slightly more complicated. It can be...
There is no doubt that the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China is having a significant impact on established U.S. businesses in China. In a past blog post, we discussed how many of these businesses experienced a decrease in sales and profit...
Most court proceedings in the U.S. involve the discovery procedure. Discovery occurs before the trial—or alternative dispute resolution process. It allows parties to obtain evidence that supports their claim by way of conducting interviews or requesting records...
Business owners looking to start a business in China must understand how to protect their business interests. Namely, they must ensure they take the proper efforts to protect their intellectual property. Usually, most American business owners use non-disclosure...