United States And China Law Blog

Even after completion of the current trade deal with China, concern over intellectual property will continue. Because of the complexities of this issue, the current trade deal will not end potential IP theft. As a CNBC article points out, the U.S. and China will want...

If you are now conducting business in China or plan to do so soon, you will run across a phenomenon called “China speed.” It refers to the lightning-like speed with which technological change can happen in the Communist country. Especially with phones, a...

When American companies delay in doing business in China, it may only mean that other businesses from throughout the world will take advantage of the circumstances. American companies have been hesitant to enter into business negotiations in China. This may be a...

There have been a wide variety of intellectual property concerns for companies doing business in China. Despite such concerns, China does appear to be taking steps to improve its reputation. Also, many American companies are acknowledging extensive growth in revenues...

Intellectual property protection concerns play an important part in the discussion regarding the trade war between the U.S. and China. This is because the technology and ideas a company create are among its most valuable assets. A recent Forbes article acknowledges...