China remains the world’s second largest economy, and may indeed surpass the US before the COVID-19 pandemic. An increasing proportion of China’s industrial output and other Asian output is consumed locally or regionally within the Asia Pacific. As a result, US brand owners, manufacturers, and […]
Interview by China Law & Practice Q3 2018 William Marshall of Tiang & Partners speaks to Jacelyn Johnson about the exciting times of being a trade lawyer amidst a burgeoning trade war between US and China, the impact of tariffs, and what lawyers should expect […]
I have mentioned early on in the US-China trade dispute that China is not without its own levers with which to impact the bi-lateral trade in high-tech goods and technology. It seems after more than two years of some restraint in this regard, China is […]
INSIGHTS US Sanctions Impact on HK Fintech 24-Apr-2018 Hong Kong is transitioning from a major hub of traditional financial services to one of equal or greater significance in the crytocurrency and fintech space. Whilst the bodies well for the future of Hong Kong’s financial services […]
William Marshall & Co. Principal was quoted by The American Lawyer in its recent article “Lawyers Wary as US-China Trade Tension Escalates”, concerning the escalating trade tensions between the United States and China. The article quotes Marshall as stating that “the Trump administration’s anti-China trade policies as articulated by trade […]
The Hong Kong Lawyer The General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China (“China Customs”) has released the Decree on the Promulgation of the Measures of the People’s Republic of China on Customs Enterprise Credit Management [GAC Order 237, dated 3 March 2018] (“Order 237”). […]
Yesterday, the State Council issued its legislative proposal for 2018. Amongst the proposed bills for submission to the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, this year are the Export Control Law and the Encryption Law, both released previously in draft form. There is no […]
South China Morning Post William Marshall says while the Trump administration’s aggressive moves against China are making the headlines, it may be the longer-term Chinese plan to build up its intellectual property heft that will have a greater impact. Since the election of US President Donald Trump, […]