Category archive for ‘China Law’

• But I Thought Chinese People Are Not Litigious

  1/26/12

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  New Year Fireworks: Too Much of a Good Thing?

  1/24/12

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  Here’s A Good Anti-corruption Plan: Don’t Reduce Civil Servant Benefits

  1/19/12

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  Yet Another Real ID Fail – Prepaid Cards

  1/17/12

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  What to Do About “Ant Corruption”?

  1/16/12

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  Shenyang Kindergarten Can’t Get License Plate: Alas, 没有办法

  1/11/12

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  VIEs and Business Scope: Old Problem, New Packaging

  1/10/12

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  SOEs as Natural Monopolies. A Good Response to Anti-monopoly Challenges?

  1/05/12

• The CCTV Fire, a Cautionary Tale

  12/28/11

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  Foreign Media Reporting on China M&A Review Still Sucks

  12/27/11

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  They Got the Same Shit Over There That We Got Here – Fingerprint Checks

  12/27/11

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  Alibaba vs. the Tmall Protesters: What’s the Proper Role for Government?

  12/20/11

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  Beijing Passes New Rules for Microblogs

  12/16/11

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  SARFT Goes After TV Shopping Programs. Latest Move in China’s Cultural Reform Campaign?

  12/05/11

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  Shanghai Court to Rule on Intentional Transmission of HIV

  12/03/11

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  Coca-Cola China Says Beverage Not Poisonous. PR Battle Already Lost.

  12/02/11

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  Daddy, Why Did God Make State-Owned Enterprises?

  11/28/11

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  Is China Ready for New Maternity Leave Rules?

  11/23/11

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  A Suggestion for China’s New Mental Health Law

  11/17/11

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  PepsiCo China Workers Protest Over Tingyi Deal

  11/15/11