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최고인민검찰원, 선전에 지식재산권 검찰 전문화 사건처리 기지 설치
China's Supreme People's Procuratorate has established specialized intellectual property prosecution bases across the country, with Shenzhen People's Procuratorate being the only institution selected from Guangdong Province. These bases will handle complex IP cases involving new technologies and business models while strengthening judicial protection of core technological innovations.
China IP
K
Kangxin
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破产程序中债务人相关人员未履行配合义务的法律责任探讨——下篇：实务案例分享与探讨
A detailed case analysis examining how Chinese courts determine liability for shareholders and related parties when a bankrupt company cannot be liquidated due to missing financial records. Through a landmark case where the second instance court reversed a complete first instance judgment, this article explores the evolution of judicial standards in bankruptcy derivative litigation.
China Insolvency
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal
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Legal Considerations For EU Businesses Using China-Based AI Services (Part I: AI Governance)
Since ChatGPT's debut and the rise of DeepSeek for deep reasoning, generative AI tools has become essential for business operations. More and more companies are increasingly embracing AI, albeit cautiously, by permitting workplace use, purchasing enterprise AI subscriptions and creating corporate AI accounts for employees, with the aim of bringing employee AI usage under corporate risk management.
China Technology
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Shaohe Law Firm
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Preliminary Study On Shareholder Status Determination And Equity Transfers In Foreign-Invested Enterprises
The implementation of China's Foreign Investment Law has fundamentally transformed the legal landscape for foreign-invested enterprises, creating new challenges in corporate restructuring and shareholder disputes. Two critical issues have emerged: determining shareholder status for Chinese partners whose equity was historically registered as zero, and navigating the shift from approval-based to filing-based requirements for equity transfers.
China Commercial
JT
Beijing Jincheng Tongda & Neal
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