A question of strategy

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There is more to dispute resolution in China than meets the eye. By making strategic choices, foreign businesses can maximise their chances of winning anti-monopoly and IP disputes

Foreign businesses and their legal advisers often discuss how to weigh different dispute resolution methods such as mediation, arbitration and litigation to better protect their interests in China. They seem to have little understanding of other important options such as administrative review and administrative litigation, let alone considering carefully how these options could be used strategically to handle anti-monopoly and intellectual property issues.

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