Cross-Border Contracts: Choosing Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
Why the governing-law clause is only half the question, and how the choice of court or arbitration affects enforcement.
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Practical notes for international clients in Shanghai.
Short, readable guides to the questions that come up in business, employment, property, family and disputes — written for clients working in English.
Shareholder Disputes in a China Joint Venture: Options and Evidence
Deadlock, information gaps and related-party dealings are common joint-venture disputes. The constitutional documents and the paper trail usually decide the available options.
Read the noteTrademark Protection in China: First-to-File and What It Means for You
Why registering before launch matters, how Chinese-language marks fit in, and what to do when a third party files first.
Read the noteEnforcing a Foreign Arbitral Award in China: A Practical Outline
China is a party to the New York Convention. Enforcement still requires the right court, a complete document set and attention to time limits and public policy objections.
Read the noteRecovering Debts from a Chinese Counterparty: Options Before Litigation
The practical sequence from demand letter to preservation and enforcement, and why early asset information matters.
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