Should You Be Alarmed by Chinese Companies Using QQ Mailbox for Contacts?
Curious about why so many Chinese companies use qq.com for their contact email? Explore the debate in this post.
China-Related Cross-Border Trade Dispute Resolution
Case Analysis: Freight Forwarding Fees Dispute Amidst Civil Unrest
In a Shanghai Maritime Court ruling, a Chinese engineering company’s claim of force majeure due to civil unrest in Yemen was rejected, underscoring that force majeure events must directly relate to specific contractual breaches, establishing a crucial legal precedent.
Orders in Crisis: Buyer’s Battle for Pandemic Relief
Stranded orders, legal maneuvers, and a $450,000 resolution—how one buyer outsmarted pandemic supply woes in a gripping tale of global trade.
Guangzhou IP Court Accepts First Cross-Border E-commerce Dispute of Abusing Market Dominance by Overseas E-commerce Platform
Guangzhou IP Court Accepts First Cross-Border E-commerce Dispute of Abusing Market Dominance by Overseas E-commerce Platform Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court recently registered its first cross-border …
A Buyer’s Guide: Inspecting Vehicles Purchased from China
This article aims to provide essential tips for buyers seeking to purchase cars from China, enabling them to better scrutinize vehicles and safeguard their investments.
Mitigating the Risk of Non-Delivery in the Steel Trade with Chinese Sellers
To safeguard against the risk of non-delivery of goods in the steel trade with Chinese sellers, it is essential to adopt several precautions and follow best practices.
Protecting Consultants in International Collaborations with Chinese Companies
This article examines safeguarding consultants in international collaborations with Chinese companies, citing a case study and proposing solutions for protecting consultants’ rights and interests.
Chinese EV Charging Piles: Key Precautions for International Buyers
With the rapid growth of electric vehicles, charging piles have become essential facilities for charging these electric cars, dominating the Chinese market.
Why Is There a Service Fee Occurred? – Service of Process and Hague Service Convention Series (7)
Currently, service fees are only charged on the requests coming from the U.S. and Canada on a reciprocal basis and at the equivalent amount.