Legal Information

Firm news, insights on new laws, and frequently asked questions.

14 2026-10

Are there any restrictions on foreign investment access?

Foreign investment is subject to pre-entry national treatment plus negative list management, with the same rules applying to both domestic and foreign investors outside the list. Prohibited and restricted areas must be verified against the latest version on a case-by-case basis.

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14 2026-10

Does personality clash lead to lawsuits against shareholders?

The core of the determination of personality confusion is the confusion of property. If a shareholder abuses the independent status of the legal person to evade debts and seriously damages the creditor's interests, the shareholder shall bear joint and several liability for the company's debts.

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14 2026-10

Do I need to take responsibility if I withdraw my investment funds illegally?

The shareholders who withdraw their investment funds without authorization shall return the investment funds and compensate for the losses, and the assistants shall be jointly and severally liable; when the company is unable to pay off its debts, the creditors may pursue claims against the shareholders within the scope of the withdrawal of investment funds.

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14 2026-10

How to properly terminate a contract?

To terminate the contract, there are three paths to follow: negotiation, agreement, or legal procedures. It is crucial to leave a written record of the notice. Moreover, the right to terminate the contract is subject to a statute of limitations, and any failure to exercise this right within the prescribed timeframe will result in its loss.

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14 2026-10

Can force majeure exempt one from all liability?

Force majeure may partially or entirely exempt a party from liability depending on the extent of its impact, provided that the party promptly notifies the other party and proves the causal relationship. Liability shall not be exempted if it occurs after the performance is delayed.

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14 2026-10

Can a declaration of trademark invalidation be filed?

The declaration of a trademark as invalid is divided into two categories: absolute grounds and relative grounds. The five-year time limit and the exception for malice are key points. After the trademark is declared invalid, it is deemed to have never existed from the outset.

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14 2026-10

How to respond to an objection to a trademark?

If a trademark is subject to an objection, the respondent shall provide a defense within 30 days, and organize evidence based on three aspects: non-similarity, non-confusion, and the absence of prior rights. Failure to provide a defense will result in the automatic loss of rights.

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14 2026-10

How to protect your rights if your trade secrets are leaked?

The protection of trade secrets involves three approaches: civil claims, administrative reports, and criminal reports. The success or failure of such protection depends on three key factors: the secrecy of the information, its commercial value, and the measures taken to keep it confidential.

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