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China Business Law Journal - February 2016

Volume 7, Issue 2

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In this issue
Zhong Lun Law Firm

Impact of Commercial Bank Law’s article 43 on PPP projects

By Wang Jihong, Han Jiangyu and Gao Lei, Zhong Lun Law Firm
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PacGate Law Group

Analyzing GP organizational structure of PE funds

By Michelle Jin, PacGate Law Group
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Deal Highlights

Meituan and Dianping raise record-breaking venture funding

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Stay up to speed on compliance measures of corporate IP ownership

By Liu Minxuan, AllBright Law Offices

Patent trolling: An Indian perspective

By Manisha Singh Nair and Shristi Bansal, LexOrbis
Chloe Lin is an associate at Martin Hu & Partners

Breakthrough for identifying foreign-related elements in contracts

By Chloe Lin, Martin Hu

Cyber nightmare

Tips from Association of Corporate Counsel

Malaysian sovereign fund invests in China’s financial tech sector

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Chinese and overseas antitrust regulators strengthen co-operation

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China Business Law Awards 2015

China Business Law Awards 2015

Tips for safe harbour against port construction risks

By Cao Shan and Lu Yuchen, City Development Law Firm

Third party funding dilemma for international arbitration

Wang Yadong is the executive partner and Han Yufeng is a senior IP counsel at Run Ming Law Office

Beijing IP Court receives top marks in first year

By Wang Yadong and Han Yufeng, Run Ming Law Office

Has SPC finally resolved CIETAC sub-commission controversy?

VAT zero-rate regime extended to more exported services

Shenzhen court issues new guidance on labour dispute issues

Beijing labour union measures add to compliance burden

US policy in anti-dumping investigations unfair to China

By Zheng Xilin , AnJie Law Firm

Corporate governance obstacles in unfriendly M&As

By Dorothy Xing and Shauna Lu, East & Concord Partners

Monkey business

In-house counsel warn of compliance risks in 2016

Tips for international parties considering med-arb

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China Business Law Journal February 2016

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