Wendy Wysong, Ali Burney and Lin Yang of Steptoe & Johnson look at the increasing prevalence of electronic device searches at the U.S. border, and the implications for those traveling from China. Handling a border search appropriately, and safeguarding sensitive data, are vital considerations
As the first anniversary of the National Financial Regulatory Administration approaches, Evelyn Song of Tian Yuan Law Firm examines its short but influential history and the ongoing importance of its support for the property sector
Tang Xue of Haiwen & Partners outlines the key regulatory developments which affected China's private equity funds market in 2023, which was a busy and landmark year
Chunhui Harry Fang, Xinyu Li, Xiaoxiao Gao and Daji Duan of Jingtian & Gongcheng Law Firm discuss the year's major legislative and judicial developments in 2023 with respect to civil and commercial dispute resolution in China
Gao Wei and Kuang Peizhu of Haiwen & Partners review the key developments in China's capital markets in 2023, which included a seismic shift in regulation, and examine - with cautious optimism - the outlook for 2024
2023 was a highly significant year for the regulation of data protection in China. Casper Sek of Jingtian & Gongcheng charts the key developments
In 2023, the healthcare industry in China was subject to significant legislative advancements and reforms aimed at addressing industry concerns and promoting innovation. Hanshuo Zhou and Xiaoyun Wang of Jingtian & Gongcheng summarize the key events, and provide a reflective review based on their' practical experience
In 2023, significant U.S. restrictions were placed on Chinese interests. Charles Wu of Clyde & Co reviews the legislative changes, and offers practical insights into their potential impact, and the path forward in 2024
2023 was a significant year for the development of legislation and case law on intellectual property rights in China, as explored by Aggie Liu, Partner, and Hao Meng, Associate, from FenXun, which operates a joint legal platform with Baker McKenzie in China
Current sanctions, the risk of future sanctions, and foreign investment controls are some of the increasingly prominent challenges facing merger & acquisition (M&A) deals involving Chinese parties this year. While there is no universal solution for each transaction, there are still ways parties and lawyers can minimize the risk of problems arising.
