International Trade Laws and China Law
China Simplified
Simplify your company’s dealings between the USA and China with a native Chinese bilingual attorney. This will provide your company with a competitive advantage of a single point of contact that understands the best business practices in China and how they translate to the American system. Understanding the customs and legal systems of both countries will simultaneously satisfy the legal requirements and business methods of both countries.
- Contractually covering manufacturing terms for US-China business relations
- Consideration for terms of intellectual property protection
- Chinese contract enforcement considerations
- Considerations for contract dispute resolution in China
- NDA – Non-Disclosure Agreement – This agreement is insufficient to protect your confidential information such as intellectual property, copyright and trade secrets
- NNN – Non-Use, Non-Disclosure, Non-Circumvention Agreements – This document is more commonly used in China as it deters the Chinese party from stealing information more better than an NDA
- A contract, no matter how well written, is useless if it is not enforceable
- China does not enforce judgments rendered by U.S. courts
- Only a Chinese court can issue and enforce an injunctive order
- Chinese courts have to be able to read a contract to enforce a contract, if the court is only able to read Chinese, then your contract is therefore only as legally enforceable as the accuracy of the employed court translator