The Robinson Helicopters case finally ended in August when a Californian court upheld a PRC judgment. Although a positive development, this is unlikely to lead to Chinese courts enforcing US judgments
Features & Analyses
- November 02, 2009
Shanghai's infrastructure and rapid development and Beijing's political geography make them attractive bases. But which is better? And what about China's other cities?
November 02, 2009Recent high-profile US litigation has highlighted the need for stringent quality control when dealing with Chinese factories or exporters
November 02, 2009Obtaining a foreign court judgment against a Chinese party is not much use if it can not be enforced in the PRC. Arbitration is the only realistic way of getting access to your debt
November 02, 2009Obtaining a foreign court judgment against a Chinese party is not much use if it can not be enforced in the PRC. Arbitration is the only realistic way of getting access to your debt
November 02, 2009The Copenhagen climate summit is approaching, and all eyes are on China, the world's largest carbon dioxide emitter. The PRC has a big part to play in restarting the world's economy, and saving its environment
October 10, 2009Mild behavioural conditions imposed
October 10, 2009Employees of foreign-invested enterprises in China may decide to form a labour union. Companies may worry about the power of the union, and any obligations to negotiate or fund it
October 10, 2009Chinese businesses are showing an increasing appetite for offshore assets; but no opportunity comes without risk, and there are many dangers overseas
October 10, 2009As China develops its strategies to fight climate change, foreign companies and venture capital investors must carefully observe existing cleantech regulations and keep a close eye on forthcoming measures
October 10, 2009
