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Exporting to China offers immense opportunities but comes with unique risks, especially for SMEs. This guide outlines 8 common risks, including issues with contracts, trademarks, financial stability, and regulatory compliance, and offers actionable strategies to mitigate them.

Discover how to minimize risks when importing from China by managing your supply chain. Learn the importance of OEM contracts, multi-party agreements, and due diligence. Connect with experienced business lawyers in China for expert advice.

Discover the pros and cons of choosing Hong Kong or Singapore as the arbitration venue for China-based contracts. Learn how Hong Kong offers enforceable interim measures in Mainland China, unlike Singapore, providing foreign businesses with crucial asset protection.

Canada is a welcoming country that has long been a popular destination for immigrants and international students. If you are planning to apply for a work permit or immigration status in Canada, you may be wondering whether to use an immigration consultant or an immigration lawyer. Both are authorized representatives who can provide assistance with the immigration process, but there are some important differences to consider.

Trustiics has collaborated with China IP legal experts in this whitepaper to provide a comprehensive guide to protecting your IP in China in 2023. Our whitepaper offers unique insights and practical advice, including a step-by-step plan, case studies, and expert tips from trusted China IP legal professionals.

New China trademark rules in 2022 impact how international businesses use their trademarks.

China's strict border closure creates challenges for international businesses, but some legal matters can be handled remotely or by authorized agents.

Chinese firms inked outsourcing contracts worth 2.13 trillion yuan in 2021, but IP protection remains a concern. To mitigate risks, companies should consider using NNN Agreements tailored to China. Trustiics offers these services at competitive rates.

China's zero-Covid policy has severely disrupted global supply chains, causing significant delays for businesses worldwide. SMEs are particularly vulnerable to these disruptions. If you're facing delivery delays from a Chinese supplier, sending a well-crafted demand letter can be a powerful tool to protect your interests and potentially resolve the issue without resorting to litigation. Trustiics offers customized demand letter services tailored to Chinese legal practices.