China finally has a Civil Code after multiple failed attempts at creating one. The Code defines the rights and duties of China’s 1.4 billion citizens and has implications for all segments of Chinese society, from consumers to investors to businesses. In this episode, Ulrike Glueck and Michael Munzinger break down the gigantic piece of legislation into key takeaways for businesses and investors in China.
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Ulrike Glueck is Managing Partner and Head of Corporate of global law firm CMS’ Shanghai office. Michael Munzinger is a counsel for CMS, also in Shanghai.
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