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February 2016

Monkey business

In-house counsel warn of compliance risks in 2016

China Business Law Awards 2015

China Business Law Awards 2015

Cyber nightmare

Tips from Association of Corporate Counsel

Patent trolling: An Indian perspective

By Manisha Singh Nair and Shristi Bansal, LexOrbis

Tips for safe harbour against port construction risks

By Cao Shan and Lu Yuchen, City Development Law Firm

US policy in anti-dumping investigations unfair to China

By Zheng Xilin , AnJie Law Firm

Impact of Commercial Bank Law’s article 43 on PPP projects

By Wang Jihong, Han Jiangyu and Gao Lei, Zhong Lun Law Firm

Analyzing GP organizational structure of PE funds

By Michelle Jin, PacGate Law Group

Corporate governance obstacles in unfriendly M&As

By Dorothy Xing and Shauna Lu, East & Concord Partners

Beijing IP Court receives top marks in first year

By Wang Yadong and Han Yufeng, Run Ming Law Office

Stay up to speed on compliance measures of corporate IP ownership

By Liu Minxuan, AllBright Law Offices

The road ahead

Automatic Exchange of Information from a Swiss perspective

By Christoph Niederer and Fiona Gao Yue, VISCHER

Using offshore structures in outbound investment

By Zhang Jida , Owen Yang ,DaHui Lawyers

Middle East shows resilient growth despite the gloom

By Samer Qudah , Hamad Haider, Al Tamimi & Company

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Preparing for Hong Kong’s paperless securities regime

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How can minority shareholders seek relief from profit hoarding?

By Jiang Xuan and Yang Yue, Zhong Lun Law Firm

Infringement risks of AIGC in entertainment industry (Part 2)

By Jiang Shen and Xu Wen, Jingtian & Gongcheng

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Key takeaways from China’s new Ecological and Environmental Code

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Environmental compliance frameworks for renewable businesses

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Preserving listing status against delisting red line

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