China Law News

The National Copyright Administration has caved in to the demands of the musicians in its latest Draft to the Law, but key provisions on licensing and software are causing concern

The Shanghai sub-commission has published its own rules and declared itself an independent institution

Classifying M&A transactions on the basis of market share could streamline anti-monopoly reviews

Ma Xiaogang, managing director of the China Copyright Association, defends changes to the Copyright Law to Janice Qu

Johnson & Johnson has won its vertical price fixing dispute

The Supreme People's Court has published a draft Interpretation that could increase compensation for workers dismissed during appraisals and award compensation for using non-compete agreements

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Apple's infamous dispute with Proview has more to teach foreign investors about contracts and dispute resolution in China than it does about trademark law

Bright Food's second high-profile acquisition of the year has sent the company into the French-wine industry, but Chinese companies still have a lot to learn when it comes to outbound investments