
Why U.S. Law and Hong Kong Arbitration Is a Risky Combination for China Contracts
When structuring cross-border agreements with counterparties in the Chinese mainland, it can be tempting to choose a familiar legal framework — particularly…

When structuring cross-border agreements with counterparties in the Chinese mainland, it can be tempting to choose a familiar legal framework — particularly…

In commercial disputes in China, being named as a third party in litigation is not uncommon. The real risk often lies not…

Selecting the right dispute resolution mechanism is one of the most consequential decisions in cross-border contracting with Chinese counterparts.

In most cases, termination projects are far more contentious and frequently lead to disputes. The best time to plan for termination is…

Facing the Fallout: How China-US Tariffs Are Disrupting Fixed-Price Contracts By Matthew Ding The continuing tariff escalation between China and the United…

A recent case highlights the intricate challenges that international companies often face when entering the vast and dynamic Chinese market, where trademark…

Often the elephant in the room on any discussion of doing business in China is the enforceability of contracts. Navigating the legal…

In its newest edition, Chambers and Partners has once again ranked R&P for Corporate / Commercial for the Greater China Region; while…

This Q&A deals with some of the more common questions raised by small-scale data exporters based in China, including many foreign-invested companies…

The Chamber & Partners Greater China Region 2023 Guide ranks R&P as a leading firm for Corporate / Commercial legal work in…
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