Posts Tagged ‘law’
9 inside looks at the China legal system
10 Years: 9 inside looks at the China legal system China Sourcing Academy (CSA) lecturer Mike Bellamy has been blogging for a decade. CSA selected the best 100+ posts (covering 18 different sub-topics) from his various blogs for their relevance to international buyers doing business with China. Each week we pick a topic and offer…
Read MoreWhat’s a Chop and why is it important for contracts when sourcing in China?
Cindy in Australia writes: I have seen some of your seminars which mention I should get the “Chop” on my POs (Purchase Orders). Now that I have my bilingual PO in place (thanks to your advice). How do I get the “Chop” on my PO? How does this work? At what stage do I get…
Read MoreExclusive Video: Q&A from the International Sourcing Conference
Bonus Video: Q& A video from Global Sources China Sourcing Fairs in Hong Kong (Oct 2014) Issues covered: Q1: how to find an English speaking Chinese lawyer? Q2: which product categories and industries give buyers the biggest headache? Q3: how to work with the Chinese customs authority to help them prevent the export of counterfeit…
Read MoreTop Blog Posts of the Month related to Sourcing, QC, Legal and Supply China Management
Best of CSIC network 5.8.2014 to 5.29.2014 Editor’s Picks from Sourcing & Supply China Management Blog Posts Negotiation, Contracts and Payments – The Ultimate Guide What I told CNN about China sourcing Options for support with sourcing and supply chain management A very unique marketing message: Chinese salesman offers tips on how buyers can manage…
Read MoreInsider’s look at legal services in China: Having a lawyer on retainer: Costs and Coverage (Part 17 of 17)
Having China-based, English-speaking legal counsel on retainer is a cost effective way to avoid pitfalls and ensure your business strategy is sound. Counsel is not only there to get you out of the occasional crisis but can help improve the day-to-day running of your businesses. If you are importing, exporting or based in China, General…
Read MoreInsider’s look at legal services in China: Dispute Resolution: Fee Structure (Negotiations, Demand Letters & Litigation) (Part 16)
Fee Structure The following fees are listed in “RMB” which is the Chinese currency also known as “CNY” or “Chinese Yuan”. Payment may be made in any major currency at the day’s given exchange rate. Visit www.XE.com to check the exchange rate of your currency against the CNY. Lawyer Fee on Typical Project Service…
Read MoreInsider’s look at legal services in China: Dispute Resolution: Introduction & Process (Negotiations, Demand Letters & Litigation) (Part 15)
Typical Dispute Resolution Project Steps Step One: Confirm if you are dealing with a scam or a legit entity If it’s a scam, your options depend on the amount of money involved If over $30,000, it makes sense to engage a private investigator. Most law firms don’t provide this service, but I would be…
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