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 • Solo / Small Firm • Blawg 100 • Business Law
Recent Posts from China Law Blog
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Putting The China Labor Law Cart Before The Horse
Every month or so, a client comes to me in a panic with a "brilliant" idea for avoiding some short term problem. Examples abound: 1. One company with revenues of about $200 million a year…
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China Versus India Versus Vietnam At A Gut Level
Interesting post on This is China, entitled, "My Beer With Andre," documenting a conversation with a Fortune 500 CEO who "had just made the rounds through" China, Vietnam and India "to gain impressions of the…
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How To Get What You Want From The Chinese Government, Part II. Make It Win-Win.
In The Subtle Art of Lobbying the Chinese Government , Alistair Nicholas of Off The Record posted on our post on how to lobby the Chinese government. Nicholas noted something very important I left out…
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Foreign Businesses In China And Illegality Per Se
When I would judge mock trials at the University of Washington Law School. One of the things on which I always criticized the lawyers-to-be was for talking like a lawyer. I would ask if they…
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How To Get What You Want From The Chinese Government
Well, within limits. Bizcult has an interesting post up on the basics of lobbying the Chinese government. The post is entitled, "How to Lobby the Chinese Government," and it is based on Scott Kennedy's book…
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China's New Labor Law: Results Still To Be Determined
Yale Online just came out with a very thorough and objective article on China's new labor law. The article, entitled, "An Uncertain Victory for China’s Workers," is written by Lyle Morris, of China Economist Magazine.…
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Everything You Wanted To Know About Nuclear Power In China
Or "nucular," as President Bush calls it. China Comment (an excellent, relatively new blog) did a pretty amazing post, entitled, "China's Nuclear Power," detailing (and that is the right word) China's nuclear power industry. If…
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Piss Off China To Please Europe
Blogging for China asks a great question in its post, "Is Fiat Too Clever?" The question posed is whether Fiat used Richard Gere (of acting and T1b*t fame) in its ad to garner publicity and…
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China Real Estate. Does What Goes Around Come Around?
When China's real estate market started heating up a few years ago, Beijing tightened the rules for foreigners buying property. I just read an interesting and quite convincing article, entitled, "Shrinking House Sales and the…
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China's Service Sector Will Reign, Part XVII -- Pets, I Say.
"Dealing with the animals was always fun, but I could no longer stand dealing with their owners." --- Explanation for retiring given to me by a retired veterinarian I know Back when we first started…