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For overseas investors
Entry advice & counsel on daily operations, including HR management, taxation, IPR, employment, and compliance advice.

For overseas buyers
Bilingual contract drafting, IP registration, customs filing, due diligence, and trade dispute solution.

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  • Registration of overseas and offshore companies
  • Registration of FIEs and ROs
  • HR outsourcing and compliance solutions
  • Bookkeeping and annual audit of financial statements

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For expats working or living in China
Family law & employment law advice, or representation in arbitration or court hearings.

We implement a culturally sensitive approach when catering to overseas clients within the local market. According to a client’s needs, we may act as an on-retainer legal consultant or as counsel for a specific legal service. Our legal services

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China’s New Trademark Law: Key Changes for Foreign Businesses

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China's New Trademark Law: Key Changes for Foreign Businesses
In short: China’s legislature passed the revised Trademark Law on 26 June 2026. It takes effect on 1 January 2027 — the first comprehensive revision since 1983. Three changes touch foreign brand owners immediately. You can now oppose a squatter’s application at an earlier stage; the squatter also risks a fine of up to RMB…

Visa Expired by One Day: Will You Be Deported?

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If you’ve ever woken up in a cold sweat realizing your Chinese visa expired yesterday, you’re not alone. The panic is real—but the legal reality is more nuanced than most people think. The Law: A Warning First, Not Automatic Deportation Under Article 78 of China’s Exit and Entry Administration Law,…

Your Data Rights in China: What Foreigners Should Know About the PIPL

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If you live or work in China, your personal information is protected by law. Since November 2021, China‘s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) has established a comprehensive framework for how organizations collect, use, and transfer personal data. 1.Who Does the Law Protect? The PIPL applies to anyone in China, regardless…

Losing Your Job in China: How Long Can You Actually Stay?

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If you are a foreigner working in China and you get fired, the first question that comes to mind is usually not about compensation—it is about your legal status. 1. The Legal Trigger: Work Permit Cancellation Under Chinese law, your legal right to work and reside in China is tied…