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China's Dual Circulation Economic Policy

China’s Dual Circulation Policy and the U.S. Response

As the PRC plans for the next decade of Xi Jinping rule, economic planning is at the forefront. Xi Jinping’s core policy for that decade is his new concept of dual circulation 双循环. The concept is that for economic development China must rely both on domestic economic development and on China’s participation in the international

Due Diligence: Always Important, but Critical in Times of COVID

I am currently organizing a webinar on PPE transactions with my colleagues in the Florida Bar International Law Section, which will feature Dan Harris as a panelist. As we finalized the agenda, one of my co-organizers observed that fraud overshadowed every other agenda item. Not only do I agree, but this provides the best framework

FREE WEBINAR on March 30, 2021: China’s Music Industry: Hot Topics in Legal & Business Affairs

Register Today! China has more than twice as many internet users as the United States has people and more than half a billion Chinese can now easily afford to buy music on their cellphones. By some estimates, China’s music industry is worth more than $10 billion and it generates around $1 billion in revenue a

Global Law and Business Podcast – Kai-Friedrich Niermann (Germany and Cannabis)

Listen HERE or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or Soundcloud! At Harris Bricken, we keep close tabs on what is happening around the world, and we know that our friends and clients do, as well. We are happy to provide this podcast series: Global Law and Business, hosted by international attorneys Fred Rocafort and Jonathan Bench, where we look at the

How to Write a Self-Enforcing Contract That Works

In part one of this series on self-enforcing contracts, Self-Enforcing Contracts: A Good Tool for Tough Markets, I wrote about how self-enforcing contracts can be so valuable when contracting with a company in a country with a less developed legal system. In this post, I will discuss how self-enforcing contracts work and the key provisions

Self-Enforcing Contracts: A Good Tool for Tough Markets

1. Draft Your Contract for the Applicable Country In How Not to be in China, we wrote about how companies are seeking to diversify their supply chains by moving some or all of their production to other countries. When entering into contracts in these new countries, the first question to ask is whether the new

New AD/CVD Petitions: Mobile Access Equipment from China

On February 26, 2021, the Coalition of American Manufaturers of Mobile Access Equipment, consisting of JLG Industries Inc. and Terex Corporation, filed antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) petitions against U.S. imports of certain mobile access equipment, which consists primarily of boom lifts, scissor lifts, material telehandlers, and subassemblies thereof, from China. Mobile access equipment

How To Protect Your IP Internationally: The Extreme Basics

I recently spoke with an in-house IP lawyer at a high-tech hardware client that does business all over the world, mostly in emerging market countries with weak intellectual property rights and protections, including China. When it comes to protecting their IP, this company employs what he calls a “Swiss Army Knife approach,” meaning they do

How to stay out of Foreign Jails and What to do if Arrested

Yesterday, in Americans, Australians, British and Canadians Are Being Singled Out in China and I’ve Got Proof I wrote how the CCP singles out people for arrest on criminal charges based on their nationalities. In response to that post, I got the following email: I am an Australian citizen and you are right that we

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China’s Dual Circulation Policy and the U.S. Response

Due Diligence: Always Important, but Critical in Times of COVID

FREE WEBINAR on March 30, 2021: China’s Music Industry: Hot Topics in Legal & Business Affairs

Global Law and Business Podcast – Kai-Friedrich Niermann (Germany and Cannabis)

How to Write a Self-Enforcing Contract That Works

Self-Enforcing Contracts: A Good Tool for Tough Markets

New AD/CVD Petitions: Mobile Access Equipment from China

How To Protect Your IP Internationally: The Extreme Basics

How to stay out of Foreign Jails and What to do if Arrested

FREE WEBINAR: China’s Music Industry: Hot Topics in Legal & Business Affairs

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China’s Dual Circulation Policy and the U.S. Response

Due Diligence: Always Important, but Critical in Times of COVID

FREE WEBINAR on March 30, 2021: China’s Music Industry: Hot Topics in Legal & Business Affairs

Global Law and Business Podcast – Kai-Friedrich Niermann (Germany and Cannabis)

How to Write a Self-Enforcing Contract That Works

Self-Enforcing Contracts: A Good Tool for Tough Markets

New AD/CVD Petitions: Mobile Access Equipment from China

How To Protect Your IP Internationally: The Extreme Basics

How to stay out of Foreign Jails and What to do if Arrested

FREE WEBINAR: China’s Music Industry: Hot Topics in Legal & Business Affairs