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2021 Trade Hot Takes

With the White House set to have a new occupant come January 20, we will surely see policy changes across the board in 2021 and trade policy will be no exception. Below are our thoughts on what we can expect. 1. Tariffs Though President-elect Biden is unlikely to boast of being a “Tariff Man,”

Manufacturing Contracts When Manufacturing in Multiple Countries

The US-China trade war has led many US and European companies to diversify their supply chains. Companies whose products have been made in China for many years under a single contract system are now having to deal with factories located all over the world. Where they once managed a production system in a single country,

Global Law and Business Podcast – Wen Lii (Matsu and Taiwan)

Listen HERE or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or Soundcloud! The large-scale shift to telework brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is prompting businesses around the world to explore new avenues to engage with clients and friends. Harris Bricken is no exception, and we are happy to provide this podcast series: Global Law and Business, hosted by international

How to Sue a Chinese Company: The 101

As China’s relationship with the outside world continues to deteriorate (especially with the United States and to a lesser extent with Europe) the number of lawsuits and potential lawsuits between Chinese and foreign companies is on the upswing. There is an old saying about how lawyers do best in times of great change and that

How to Avoid Problems when Manufacturing Overseas

1. Sorry, But Overseas Factory Problems are Likely YOUR Fault The genesis for this post is an excellent post written by Renaud Anjoran and a series of Linkedin comments on that post. The post is on Renaud’s Quality Inspection Blog and it’s called 28 Common Problems Chinese Suppliers Cause Importers. Renaud is the long-term owner of

How to Protect Your Molds When Manufacturing Overseas

1. Control Your Molds Far too many companies that have their products made overseas wrongly assume they will own the molds and the accompanying IP used to make their products. If you do not pay for your molds upfront and have a contract that both works for the country in which your molds

China Bank Accounts and Financial Records: I See Some Bad Fraud Rising

U.S. companies’ relationships with their Chinese business partners have been strained in the past year, and that has only accelerated the past few months, as we have noted in prior blog posts (see The US-China Trade War: What’s Next?, When Will the US-China Trade War End? It’s the New Normal, and The US-China Trade War:

FREE Webinar: Biden Administration Transitions – International Trade

REGISTER HERE! The Trump administration prioritized international trade issues and aggressively implemented tariffs and other trade actions that disrupted global trade relations. The Biden administration will inherit a slew of Trump tariffs and trade actions and there are many questions about how it will handle these international trade matters. Join Harris Bricken, in partnership with

A Former Expat on China: Grim

1. LaoWhy86 on YouTube Spent the last few days catching up on my China reading and viewing, mostly those articles and videos friends, clients and readers wrote me insisting I read. One of the sites I checked out — at the recommendation of many people — is LaoWhy86 on YouTube. I’m hooked LaoWhy86 is an

How to get your product through U.S. Customs

Getting Your Products Through U.S. Customs: The 101

If you are importing products into the United States you need to do your homework to make sure your incoming shipments comply with U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Compliance with U.S. Customs laws and regulations is critical to avoid your shipments being detained or seized, and/or penalties assessed. Common issues importers of products typically face include

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Global Law and Business Podcast – Wen Lii (Matsu and Taiwan)

How to Sue a Chinese Company: The 101

How to Avoid Problems when Manufacturing Overseas

How to Protect Your Molds When Manufacturing Overseas

China Bank Accounts and Financial Records: I See Some Bad Fraud Rising

FREE Webinar: Biden Administration Transitions – International Trade

A Former Expat on China: Grim

Getting Your Products Through U.S. Customs: The 101

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2021 Trade Hot Takes

Manufacturing Contracts When Manufacturing in Multiple Countries

Global Law and Business Podcast – Wen Lii (Matsu and Taiwan)

How to Sue a Chinese Company: The 101

How to Avoid Problems when Manufacturing Overseas

How to Protect Your Molds When Manufacturing Overseas

China Bank Accounts and Financial Records: I See Some Bad Fraud Rising

FREE Webinar: Biden Administration Transitions – International Trade

A Former Expat on China: Grim

Getting Your Products Through U.S. Customs: The 101