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首例反外国制裁侵权诉讼案及东莞中院闻泰科技案评析
Chinese enterprises are increasingly leveraging the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law to combat discriminatory restrictions imposed by foreign jurisdictions. Two landmark cases demonstrate how companies can pursue legal remedies when foreign sanctions disrupt contractual obligations and corporate control, establishing precedents for protecting legitimate business interests against extraterritorial measures.
China International
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal Law Firm
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适用中国法的“双刃剑”：跨境交易中不可忽视的法律风险
Chinese enterprises frequently stipulate Chinese law as the governing law in cross-border contracts under the Belt and Road Initiative, believing this grants them control and familiarity. However, this practice conceals multiple risks: foreign courts may reject Chinese law due to lack of genuine connection or local mandatory rules; even when applied, Chinese law's provisions on penalty reduction, guarantee periods, and strict contract termination standards may backfire against Chinese parties; additionally,
China International
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal Law Firm
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International Courts & Tribunals

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WIPO営業秘密判例データベースに中国判決13件を収録　米国と並び最多
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has launched a new Trade Secrets Case Law Collection database, featuring 13 landmark Chinese court decisions on trade secret protection—the highest number alongside the United States. This initiative aims to enhance global understanding of judicial approaches to safeguarding valuable business information and competitive advantages through representative case law from multiple jurisdictions.
China IP
K
Kangxin
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International Trade & Investment

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China: A Real Opening-Up, Or Opening-Up With Boundaries? Where Is China’s Capital Market Heading?
China's securities regulator has signaled continued capital market opening through measures including RMB foreign exchange trading pilots, QFI participation in treasury bond futures, and expanded support for foreign financial institutions. Yet this expansion operates within a dynamic framework where openness remains bounded by security considerations, with boundaries adjusting as market sophistication and financial infrastructure strengthen.
China Finance
KG
K&L Gates LLP
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欧盟《〈禁止强迫劳动产品条例〉实施指南》发布：中国企业需从规则理解转向证据准备
The European Commission has issued implementation guidelines for its Forced Labour Products Regulation, which will take effect in December 2027. These guidelines detail how authorities will identify risks, select investigation targets, evaluate evidence, and how companies can reduce exposure through due diligence and supply chain management.
China Government
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal Law Firm
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Export Controls & Trade & Investment Sanctions

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首例反外国制裁侵权诉讼案及东莞中院闻泰科技案评析
Chinese enterprises are increasingly leveraging the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law to combat discriminatory restrictions imposed by foreign jurisdictions. Two landmark cases demonstrate how companies can pursue legal remedies when foreign sanctions disrupt contractual obligations and corporate control, establishing precedents for protecting legitimate business interests against extraterritorial measures.
China International
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal Law Firm
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