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China remains a key trading partner, but 2025 brings new challenges for importers and exporters. From evolving trade policies and tariffs to compliance risks and contract pitfalls, businesses must stay informed to avoid costly mistakes. This updated guide highlights the top overlooked risks when trading with China, including legal, financial, and regulatory hurdles, and provides actionable strategies to mitigate them.

The Ultimate Guide to Contract Protection and Dispute Prevention in China (2025 Update) offers practical, detailed guidance for small businesses and startups entering the Chinese market. This comprehensive guide combines expert insights across contract drafting, dispute prevention, enforcement, arbitration, legal translation, and best practices to help international companies avoid common legal pitfalls and protect their interests when dealing with Chinese partners.

Protecting intellectual property (IP) in China is essential for businesses in software, AI, fintech, cleantech, life sciences, and new manufacturing. This guide explains key challenges and practical strategies for safeguarding trademarks, patents, copyrights, and trade secrets under China’s latest IP laws. Learn about trademark registration, patent filing, confidentiality agreements, and IP enforcement options to protect your brand and technology in the Chinese market.

Expanding into China? Protecting your IP is critical for tech SMEs to prevent brand hijacking, patent infringement, and trade secret theft. This 2024 guide covers industry-specific risks in AI, SaaS, blockchain, e-commerce, and more—plus practical steps to register trademarks and patents, enforce rights, and stay compliant with China’s IP laws.

China's trademark regulations impose strict rules on how international businesses can use their trademarks in the Chinese market. Learn how to stay compliant, avoid costly penalties, and protect your brand under the latest regulations.

Sports equipment manufacturers face growing risks of trademark infringement in China. Learn how U.S.-based Redshift Sports successfully protected its brand and intellectual property in China with the help of Trustiics’ vetted legal experts.

Expanding into international markets offers e-commerce merchants exciting opportunities, but it also brings the risk of trademark infringement, trademark squatting, and brand theft. This guide explains how Amazon sellers, Shopify merchants, and other e-commerce business owners can protect their trademark, trade name, and brand name when selling across borders.

China opens its doors to foreign financial firms, sparking a race for a piece of a $45 trillion market.

The EU’s MiCAR regulation is now fully in force, introducing the world’s first unified legal framework for crypto-assets. This guide breaks down what it means for crypto startups, exchanges, investors, and compliance teams operating in Europe and beyond.