Nominations Deadline: 11th June 2021
Chinese investors should prepare information about their operations and other investments in order to convince both sellers and regulators of their reliability
The criminal law enforcement role of the procuratorate is well-known, but its function in supervising China’s framework of intellectual property regulation can sometimes be forgotten. As China establishes a new network of IP Procuratorate Offices, Danlei Wu of Fangda Partners analyzes the impact on the country’s IP landscape
Dragon Wang and Yannan Li of Sitao IP discuss the several aspects of the SPC’s recent judicial interpretation on punitive damages, namely clarity provided to what is meant by “willful” and “malicious”, serious circumstances, how calculation base of punitive damages is determined and key takeaways from the interpretation
Foreign producers of specific foodstuffs require recommendations by their relevant government department
Foreign insurance group companies and non-insurance financial institutions may become shareholders of foreign-invested insurance companies
Shenzhen allows PE firms to invest in the A-share market
Serious willful IP infringements may be liable to punitive damages