China: Starting Points for Legal Research: Legal Practice Area Guides

BLS students, faculty and administrators: use your Westlaw log in credentials to access Practical Law: China content.
Includes practice notes, checklists and country Q&A about the following topics:
Antitrust & Competition
Arbitration
Benefits, Share Plans & Executive Compensation
Capital Markets
Commercial
Corporate
Data Privacy & Security
Employment
Finance & Financial Regulation
Intellectual Property & Technology
Life Sciences
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Real Estate
Restructuring & Insolvency

Tip: Search by keywords, for example: China environmental.

Getting the Deal Through covers selected areas of law, including: antitrust, construction, data protection & privacy, fintech, foreign investment review, investment treaty arbitration, labor & employment, merger control, product liability, and restructuring & insolvency.

Includes a Country Guide and Portfolio 7070-1st: Business Operations in the People's Republic of China. BLS researchers: be aware that these two sources do not have dates. You would need to contact Bloomberg Law to determine the dates of these sources if you wish to rely on them.

Provides practical guidance, legal news/analysis and a legal developments tracker.

Includes selected practice notes focused on China, for example: Cross-Border Banking and Finance Guide (China), Cross-Border Joint Venture and Strategic Alliance Guide (China), Dissolution and Liquidation of Sino-foreign Cooperative Joint Ventures (China), Doing Business in China, Impact of the Foreign Investment Law on Existing Foreign-funded Enterprises Introduction (China), Liquidation of Joint Ventures for M&A Purposes (China), Protecting Copyright in China, Protecting Trademarks (China), Sino-foreign Contractual Joint Ventures: Circumstances of Merger or Split-up (China), Sino-foreign Contractual Joint Ventures: Continuing to Exist or Newly Established after Merger or Split-up (China) and Tax System Guide Q&A (China).
Also includes entries about China in various "Getting the Deal Through" guides covering selected foreign jurisdictions.