China Law Blog
One China-based and one U.S.-based lawyer cover China business news and entertain with links to fish-out-of-water posts about being an American in China.
Author: Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson are both members of Harris & Moure, a boutique international law firm. Harris is based in Seattle, while Dickinson is based in Shanghai, China.
Blawg Related Categories: International Law • Law Practice Management • International Courts/Tribunals • International • Asia • China • Solo / Small Firm • Blawg 100 • Business Law
Recent Posts from China Law Blog
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China's Internet Censoring. Hate To Say I Told You So, But I Told You So....
Back when the media was getting all hot and heavy (sexual reference intended) on China's plans to require internet filtering software, I did a post, entitled, "Two China Things Of Which We Dare Not Speak…
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China's Labor Law. The Bark Is The Bite.
Got a call last week from the HR officer of a US company. She was looking for my firm to assist her on a labor law issue. The US company's China WFOE had laid off…
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China's Anti-Monopoly Law. One Year On.
I actually began my legal career as an antitrust lawyer and I though there has so far been no call for it on our China matters, I have very much tried to keep up with…
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Registering Your Trademark In The US And China On The Cheap.
Many years ago, a very good client of mine (in a China related business) called me in a panic. The client had gone to its regular US corporate counsel and asked about using a trade…
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China. The News Is Nearly Always Mixed.
For the last couple of weeks I have been working on an outsourcing contract for a US/China company seeking to take on a very large China outsourcing project for a rapidly (even now!) growing US…
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Defective Product Recalls In China. What's That?
I have been practicing law long enough to have seen my share of product recall disasters. The most recent was a situation involving a food company client. Our client had contracted out with another company…
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Which Comes First, The China Trademark Or The China OEM Contract?
I am paranoid about my clients registering their trademarks in China, pretty much before they do anything else. For a few examples of my feelings on this, check out, "China Trademarks -- Do You Feel…
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Promising China Blog: Eileen Eats
Despite the global recession, I remain an unabashed foodie. I figure, if I am going to eat, I might as well eat well. I am sure Eileen Wen Mooney would agree with me on that.…
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Two China Things Of Which We Dare Not Speak (And Sex Is Not One of Them).
I often get emails from readers asking me to write about a particular topic. There are two topics on which I frequently receive emails and on which I virtually never write. Proposed laws and China…
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Western Companies Are Frittering Away China Employees. Or Not.
Fascinating article at Access Asia on how Western companies are, at the exact worst time, cutting back on their employees in China. The article, "Are Foreign Brands in China About to Give It All Away??"…