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China Business Law Journal - November 2013

Volume 4, Issue 10

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In this issue

Legal issues relating to M&A in the information security industry

By Yuan Dongmei and Lucia Young, Concord & Partners

Civil Procedure Law amendments impact provisions on negotiated jurisdiction

By Vincent Mu, Martin Hu & Partners

Focus on Sino-Swiss and Hong Kong-Swiss DTAs

By Christoph Niederer and Wu Fan, VISCHER

Determining joint and several liability in trademark infringement cases

By Frank Liu and Si Jiamu, Chang Tsi & Partners in Beijing
任谷龙 Ren Gulong is a partner at AnJie Law Firm

Coming to terms with forms of receivables finance in China

By Ren Gulong, AnJie Law Firm

Queensland uranium mining ‘open for business’ from July 2014

By John Briggs and Michael Sheng, Ashurst

Trademark Law clamps down on pirate registration of trademarks

By Wang Yadong and Lu Lei, Run Ming Law Office
Backdating documents

Bankrupt or insolvent?

Due diligence strategies for overseas M&A

By Duan Min, Morgan Lewis & Bockius

Here be dragons

Outbound entrepreneurs beware the risks

Getting Chinese contractors a bigger piece of India’s infrastructure pie

By Santosh Pai and Raunak, D.H. Law Associates

Leap of faith

Perils and rewards of jumping into the China market

Watch IT!

Are your secrets safe? Is your system secure?

China Business Law Journal – November 2013

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