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Interview with Intralink’s Tommy Shiekman

The Current State of FDI

美国企业非法解僱员工

美国律师-客户保密特权

美国的版权制度

美国的仲裁制度

中国公司出海、在美国怎么选择注册公司的州

第二部分 ： 应对中国电信服务中的外商投资。 在第二期节目中，专家们讨论了中国增值电信服务法规的改革。其中，对外国参与的潜力、对外国互联网公司的影响以及获取许可证的复杂性，都进行深入探讨。讨论内容包括历史背景、政府对外商投资的态度以及考虑进入中国市场的公司所需的实际策略。Tracey提供了宝贵的见解，帮助企业应对监管挑战，并分析了未来行业可能发生的变化，很值得借鉴。

在本期《China Business Law Podcast》中，主持人Art Dicker与嘉宾Tracey Tang深入讨论了中国关于应用程序备案要求的新规，以及对外国公司在增值电信服务（VATS）领域投资所带来的影响。第一部分：应对中国新应用程序的备案要求。作为在TMT行业具有丰富经验的法律专家，Tracey Tang详细阐述了这些法规对外国应用程序开发商，特别是数字娱乐和游戏行业的影响。对于在中国设立公司的复杂性、获得各种许可证的必要性，以及在遵守中国法律的前提下，是选择与本地合作伙伴合作，还是采用VIE等法律结构，都是重要的安排。同时，对于外国应用程序开发商在新规下面临的挑战和时间线，以及这些规定对其在中国的业务运营可能产生的影响，两位专家给出了自己的独到见解。

In this episode of the China Business Law Podcast, hosts Art Dicker and Iris Yuan interview Ying Song, Executive Partner at the law firm AnJie Broad who has personally handled numerous well-known cases as an expert in anti-monopoly law (AML). Ying provides insights into how Chinese authorities handle different types of cases and also gives us an in-depth comparison of China's AML practices with those in Europe and the U.S. 在本期《中国商法播客》中，主持人 Art Dicker 和 Iris Yuan 采访了安杰博德律师事务所执行合伙人宋迎 ，宋迎 是反垄断法 (AML) 专家，曾亲自处理过许多知名案件。宋迎 对中国当局如何处理不同类型的案件进行了深入分析，并深入比较了中国与欧洲和美国的反垄断实践。

Happy International Women’s Day! The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day is #Break The Bias. In this episode, guest host Kim speaks to Orianne Dutka, a former attorney who worked in private practice (FCPA investigations), government (education) and not for profit specializing in disability rights before finding her calling in creative writing, and is currently working on a novel as well as a screenplay! An accomplished violinist as well as an ultra-marathon runner, Orianne shared with CBLP her life changing experience in Beijing that enabled her to finally pursue what makes her heart sing.  Orianne’s entire career path has been nothing short of extraordinary and she has been breaking biases along her journey. In addition, she also shared her personal story on how a supportive community in Huang Shan, Yellow Mountain in China broke the bias by supporting wheelchair users to climb the mountain; also how by constantly self-reflecting and not putting ourselves down we can stop perpetuating some of the biases that exist.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

Doreen Jaeger-Soong, Managing Director at Hughes-Castell, one of Asia’s leading executive search firms, discusses the paths for lawyers and the choices they must make as they progress through their career in China. We cover both in-house and law firms, international firms and PRC firms, and the pros and cons of switching between the two.  Doreen has been an authority on the legal market in China for over 30 years, and she shares those decades of wisdom using real life hypotheticals on what she would recommend for different lawyers at different stages in their careers. You won’t want to miss this episode.

In this two part interview, Boon Kim Fam talks with Kent Kedl and Tung Jung (TJ) Tan, Partners at Control Risks on have to identify and handle conflicts of interests among employees, vendors, and other business partners. Be prepared to listen to some fantastic stories on using modern forensic accounting tools combined with years of experience of knowing where to look for problems. And on how services like this in the M&A context don’t usually stop deals, but instead add value by creating better deals.

In this two part interview, Boon Kim Fam talks with Kent Kedl and Tung Jung (TJ) Tan, Partners at Control Risks on have to identify and handle conflicts of interests among employees, vendors, and other business partners. Be prepared to listen to some fantastic stories on using modern forensic accounting tools combined with years of experience of knowing where to look for problems. And on how services like this in the M&A context don’t usually stop deals, but instead add value by creating better deals.

In this two part interview, Art Dicker and guest host Iris Yuan talk with Mavis Tan and Jessica Pyman, Partners at Control Risks based in Hong Kong. On how to prepare for litigation including fit-to-sue analysis, securing evidence, use of experts, and finding pressure points that help lead to a favorable settlement. Mavis and Jessica explain how lawyers can work side-by-side with someone like Control Risks for a more comprehensive and often practical approach to building and implementing an effective litigation strategy.