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JURIST – Paper Chase: China legislature weighs election reform …

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   

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9
Mar

… in Chinese] on Monday opened consideration of election reforms designed to afford equal representation to residents of rural and urban administrative areas. China’s current electoral law provides more congressional representatives …

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Global Environmental Law: Comer En Banc, Chicken Waste Suit, China …

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Sunday, March 7th 2010   

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7
Mar

On Monday I met a group of professors from the China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) in Beijing who were visiting Maryland to consult with Professor Kathleen Dachille, director of our Tobacco Control Clinic. CUPL, where I taught as a Fulbright Scholar two years ago, … With Professor Xu in Venezuela. With Professor Xu in Venezuela Visiting the Folkloric Arts Company of Shaanxi with Chinese Environmental Law Professor Xu in Caracas, Venezuela …

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The "Your Lawyer Doesn't Understand China Excuse" And Why You …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Sunday, March 7th 2010   

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7
Mar

The Chinese company (you know the drill by now) told our client we knew nothing about China and its laws (and again, we were working with a top-flight Chinese law firm) and that the Mayor was behind all this (and again he was). …

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Apple audit exposes serious labor law violations – MSNBC

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Thursday, March 4th 2010   

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4
Mar

That was a year in which questions about the practices of one of Apple’s suppliers came into focus after the suicide of a Chinese worker who held a sensitive job handling iPhones. Along with many other technology companies, Apple, …

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JP Morgan: Here's Why China Has A Huge Labor Problem

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Thursday, March 4th 2010   

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4
Mar

JP Morgan released a report on the state of China’s labor market this morning and the results are clear: China is in trouble. There’s a high demand for labor in China right now with the ridiculous amount of stimulus money being pumped into the …. Especially the next to last paragraph. I wonder how many of those Chinese females were adopted by N American parents ever since that policy was established? The law of unintended consequences raises it’s ugly head once again. …

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TaxProf Blog: Columbia Journal of Tax Law Publishes Inaugural Issue

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Sunday, February 28th 2010   

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28
Feb

Wei Cui ( China University of Political Science and Law , Beijing), “Establishment”: A Core Concept in Chinese Inbound Income Taxation, 1 Colum. J. Tax L. 46 (2010): “Analogous with the concept of a U.S. “trade or business” in U.S. …

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China Non Disclosure Agreements (NDA). A Really Good Thing …

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Wednesday, February 17th 2010   

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17
Feb

Someone over on the China Law Blog Linkedin Group just posed a question about using non disclosure agreements (NDAs) in China . My first thought was to refer them over to one of our posts on the subject, but then I realized we have not really written anything on them since 2006. … This is the “telling’ part and it is telling because we have found that if a Chinese company refuses to sign one, it is probably not the Chinese company with whom you want to do business. …

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Financial Times Forcing Journalists Into 'Risky Situation' In …

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Saturday, February 13th 2010   

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13
Feb

Current Chinese law forbids Chinese nationals from working for a foreign media as a journalist or editor within China . A FT journalist wrote in solidarity, according to an email forwarded to us: “In light of Google’s spat with Beijing, this could really damage …. I studied management in this country, and I know, from numerous cases, that company management are too often not on the same boat with their staff, once the need to balance the book prevails over anything else. …

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Hwuason Lawyers named leading Chinese tax firm

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Saturday, February 6th 2010   

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6
Feb

Hwuason Lawyers, China’s first specialist tax law firm, has been named the leading Chinese tax firm by ALB in its annual Leading Tax Law Firms report. This award is the latest recognition of the service quality provided by the …

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A Chinese Mall In Milwaukie. Or How To Make The Hummer Purchase …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Saturday, February 6th 2010   

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6
Feb

So in an effort not to make the mistake of overestimating the international acumen of a Chinese company yet again, I am going to get way out in front of a Chinese company purchase that makes even less sense to me than that of Hummer. …. China Law Blog focuses on business law in China . It is written by Dan Harris, an international lawyer based in the United States and Steve Dickinson, an international lawyer based in China . Dan and Steve are both members of Harris …

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Time arrives for reforming financial regulation system: HSBC …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Sunday, January 31st 2010   

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31
Jan

Here they are: “Decisions by the Secretary pursuant to the authority of this Act are non-reviewable and committed to agency discretion, and may not be reviewed by any court of law or any administrative agency.” Still think this bailout as proposed is a good idea? Think again. … Leave a Comment. Name *. E-mail *. Website. Previous post: China Shipping Container Lines forecasts deficit for 2009. Next post: Shell, Dow Chemical CEOs hope to increase investment in China …

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China Human Rights Briefing (January 7-13, 2010) « Status of …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Sunday, January 31st 2010   

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31
Jan

Law and Policy Watch. Xinjiang Officials Continue Crackdown on “Three Forces” of Extremism, Separatism, Terrorism. Liaoning to Publicize Administrative Law Enforcement Information. – details from Chinese Human Rights Defenders …

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