For many years, the common belief about protecting trade secrets—both in China and internationally—was straightforward: if an employee copies confidential information but neither shares it with a competitor nor uses it, at worst they have broken company rules but not
Introduction: The sale is not finalized upon signing the contract For overseas Chinese descendants or foreign nationals owning property in China, selling real estate might seem straightforward. The seller finds a buyer, signs a sales contract, receives payment in renminbi,
For foreign executives, expatriates, and multinational companies operating in China, becoming involved in the Chinese criminal justice system is one of the most serious and challenging legal crises they can face. When a foreign individual is detained on suspicion of
Introduction: Understanding the Unique Value of Fashion Products For foreign fashion houses, designer labels, sports organizations, museums, artists, or lifestyle brands entering the Chinese market, the commercial value of a product extends far beyond the physical item itself. A dress,
This is the second analytical article regarding the LV and Jasmine Milk Tea case. Recently, under significant public pressure, the Suzhou Intermediate People’s Court released the full text of the judgment. A Chinese translation of the judgment can be found
If you are a foreign company operating or planning to operate in China, there is a strong possibility that one day you might discover your flagship product has been replicated. Not only the product itself but also its packaging—the color,