“The demand for outside counsel and in-house counsel with knowledge of the CFIUS legal framework and practical experience routinely dealing with CFIUS will increase as well.”
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CFIUS Law Reform Imposes Serious Threats to Chinese Investments in the US
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Jacelyn Johnson