Chinese companies engaging in cartel activities can be subject to the extraterritorial reach of U.S. and EU antitrust laws. This means long and costly investigations, heavy fines and even criminal prosecution. Understanding the risks, compliance and devising an effective strategy are key
Retail Trade and Distribution
- December 31, 2015
Issued: December 9 2015 Main contents: The Draft adds 136 articles to the current Implementing Regulations, bringing the total to 200 articles. The…
December 21, 2015Daimler, Cabot and Kroll unravel the complexities of compliance in the country, with in-house counsel pointing to the best ways forward
December 02, 2015A key reason for China being left out of the world's largest trade deal is the obstruction to innovation and competition caused by the lack of IP rights protection. Here are all the ways China needs to catch up
November 26, 2015China implements the MAH system.
November 11, 2015This article is from the Regulatory & Compliance chapter of the 2015 Annual Review and is available for download here.Yuhua Yang of Llinks…
October 14, 2015New Advertising Law defines false advertisements.
September 24, 2015This year's report carefully selects 35 typical cases from among the intellectual property and competition cases concluded by the Supreme People's Court in 2014.
August 21, 2015Daniel Shih, senior vice president and general counsel of Walmart China, explains how his team deals with workforce challenges and shifting legal landscapes in consumer protection, food safety and FDI
July 28, 2015
