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How controllers ward off criminal risks
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How actual controllers of listed companies ward off criminal risks

By Cai Zhenghua, Shanghai Elite Law Firm

When listed companies become involved in serious misconduct like tax evasion or bribery, the actual controller is often the first to be held accountable

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Protection of non-traditional trademarks in China

By Wang Xiao and Kelly Liu, Tahota Law Firm

In the era of sensory marketing, novel forms of trademarks such as three-dimensional shapes or sound cues prove increasingly relevant

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Compensation not contingent upon actual sale in patent infringement

By Guo Xiaojun, CCPIT Patent & Trademark Law Office

Latest guiding case from the Supreme People’s Court views “offer for sale” as its own infringing act and penalty cannot be averted by reason of “no sale”

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Criminal procedure, rights protection for white-collar crime

By Ke Shuojun, Tahota Law Firm

White-collar crime typically refers to criminal cases in the economic sphere, involving corruption within civilian-run enterprises

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How to properly manage sick leave

By Tracy Liu and Larry Lian, Jingtian & Gongcheng

Managing sick leave and medical treatment periods can be a big headache for companies – cured only by preemptive policy clarification

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Corporate criminal risk: Pitfalls and course corrections

By Wang Siwei, Bohe & Hansen

Criminal exposure is the risk companies can least afford

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Latest cautious steps in China’s maturing bankruptcy law

By Nafisa Nihmat, Zhong Lun Law Firm

With fear for bankruptcy reorganisation largely dissipated and cities exploring personal bankruptcy, China is slowly but surely maturing its insolvency scheme

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Navigating mining dispute resolution

By Zhao Yue, Bairui Law Firm

A long-time legal adviser to the coal and energy sector, the author has navigated multiple episodes of upheaveal in mining

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Relearning trade secret protection in the age of AI agents

By Steve Zhao and Simon Du, GEN Law Firm

In recent years, in-house counsel discussion of AI and trade secrets has largely focused on the scenario of “staff feeding data into ChatGPT”, which is a valid concern

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Case study: Seeking compensation for ‘no contract’ overseas projects

By Cindy Ge, Hiways Law Firm

In 2018, a large state-owned design institute signed a strategic co-operation agreement with a Hong Kong investment company to jointly develop a hydropower project in Nepal

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Responding to legal challenges in overseas investment

By Zhang Tianyi, Tahota Law Firm

As geopolitical shifts and tighter scrutiny reshape Belt and Road investments, businesses must adopt full-cycle legal strategies to ensure stability and growth.

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Using SPVs to control founder risks in VAM agreements

By Peng Guopeng, W&H Law Firm

In investment and M&A deals, valuation adjustment mechanism (VAM) agreements, also known as bet-on agreements, are increasingly used to bind the parties’ interests and drive the target’s performance

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Partner compliance and trade secret protection in the AI era

By Jolie Yan, Han Kun Law Offices

This article focuses on two areas, third party governance and trade secret protection, setting out the key shifts and compliance priorities driven by AI

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Implications of Asian source countries asserting tax rights

By Carl Liu, Guantao Law Firm

The post-base-erosion-and-profit-shifting (BEPS) world is reshaping international tax rules

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WFW charts AirAsia’s USD19bn aircraft purchase order

Watson Farley & Williams advises Malaysia-headquartered AirAsia on a USD19 billion purchase of 150 new Airbus A220-300 aircraft

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Hong Kong-based partner joins Italian firm Gianni & Origoni

Italian law firm Gianni & Origoni appoints Hong Kong-based partner Teresa Lee

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Boom in panda bond issuances set to flourish, say lawyers

The appeal of panda bonds surges in 2026, with issuance volume reaching RMB88.24 billion (USD13 billion) in a record high for a single quarter

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Dechert hires two partners, including ex-Milbank Seoul MP

Dechert appoints two partners from Milbank – David Cho, ex-managing partner of the Seoul office, and special counsel Min Kim

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Firms act on landmark USD880m Thai data centre financing

Firms assist on an USD880 million green loan for a Chonburi data centre in the largest such project financing completed in Thailand to date

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