Legal

Shenzhen-based James Jun Yao, chief legal officer at Ping An Insurance, speaks with CLP about the various stages of risk management

With a heightened focus on executive corruption and the new tort law coming into effect in July, three specialists offer their insights on how foreign senior personnel can protect themselves from liability should their companies run into trouble

The Measures state that assessment of taxable income of non-tax-resident enterprises shall be based on total revenue, costs and expenses, or revenue converted from operational expenditures.

The Report selects 37 intellectual property cases on which the Supreme People's Court has rendered final conclusive opinions addressing issues such as the application of the doctrine of estoppel, retroactive effect of a decision declaring a patent invalid and determination of the legitimate use of a descriptive trademark.

Counsel believe certain emissions-related policies must be introduced before China can levy carbon, environmental and resources taxes as it reportedly…

Llinks Law OfficesDavid Yu and Clare [email protected]; [email protected] In order to facilitate the construction of harbours in Tianjin…

With the new PRC Tort Liability Law coming into effect on July 1 2010, CLP contacted a number of China-based in-house counsel to find out what their thoughts were on the potential impact of the new regulation on their business. Here's what some of them had to say:

Foreign investors will not be able to take part in the shareholding reform that Chinese websites undergo as they prepare for their initial public offering…

PRC banks ordered to tighten lending