With news of imminent mass layoffs in China, knowledge of redundancy and restructuring options by HR managers is crucial.

For foreign investors and businesses, due diligence is more important in a slowing China economy than ever before.

Companies are still highly recommended to have relevant dispute resolution clauses in their Chinese business contracts.

This system of compliance instead of prosecution is a practical approach to criminal policy for private companies.

Clear rules and consistent implementation remain the most effective tools for managing work-injury risk.

PRC Inheritance law raises various questions and issues for a foreigner with assets in China or with a Chinese spouse.

Inheritance in China is regulated by the PRC Inheritance Law (1985), and a judicial interpretation, also issued in 1985.

Navigation through the breadth of enforcement methods for protecting trademarks in China requires specific knowledge.

The article provides a comparison between different sales channels into China presently available to foreign companies.

This is a focus on some legal challenges that international companies face when restructuring distributor relationships.

We expect the Announcement to have the most immediate and material impact on the "key coverage" industries.

Measures for the Certification of Cross-Border Provision of Personal Information.

International businesses that purchase from or sell to Chinese counterparts must ensure that there is a proper contract.

New rules make it easier & more likely for the criminal authorities to prosecute those that engage in commercial crimes.

Key steps in the dispute resolution process, detailing how each phase contributes to resolving conflicts efficiently.

China's legal cost rules vary by forum & fee type, so foreign businesses should not assume Western practices.

Guidelines send a clear & coordinated signal: non-compete clauses must be narrowly tailored, properly justified & supported by fair compensation.

The new law focuses on addressing emerging types of unfair competition in the context of the digital economy and platform economy.

Intricate challenges that international companies often face when entering the vast and dynamic Chinese market.

China's trademark system is one of the most robust in the world, with millions of applications filed annually.