United States And China Law Blog

While there’s been discussion regarding intellectual property and forced technology transfers in China, these may not be American businesses primary concern. The most important concern may be more basic than that. According to a recent Forbes article, the main...

After months of interruptions in trade talks between the United States and China, President Trump announced that there had been “substantial progress.” Such progress will lead to the U.S. postponing implementation of higher tariffs. Originally, the U.S....

Many American companies create joint ventures in order to expand their market and lessen the risks that they face. Yet efforts by American companies to form joint ventures in China have often been problematic. We have spoken in the past on this blog about how Chinese...

For many companies, “business as usual” includes an occasional dispute. Whether it relates to a contractual matter, personal injury or copyright infringement allegation, most companies face legal trouble at some point. However, when those issues become a...