COVID-19 Legal Series (3): How to Contract Electronically to Cope With the Coronavirus

March 06, 2020 | BY

Susan Mok

Casper Sek of Jin Mao Partners discusses the use of electronic contracts, and their validity and appropriateness for businesses during the coronavirus outbreak

 

The outbreak caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) has shaken the global economy and changed how companies conduct their business. One of the most prevalent trends, especially in China, is that companies are beginning to conclude contracts electronically, i.e. executing electronic contracts with vendors, business partners and customers.

 

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