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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:

The law has added more responsibilities to a legal person, some of which may not be covered by existing insurance policy. But it is a good chance for the corporations to re-visit their SHE (safety, environmental, health) procedures and policies, to avoid any possible breach of the new law

Willie Uy, Director of Legal Affairs, Shui On Development

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