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Sinosure Claims: Why Foreign Buyers Need More Than a Quick Consultation Why Sinosure Matters Are Different A Sinosure claim is not just an unpaid invoice. By the time most companies contact us, they have usually already lost ground they cannot easily recover. The setup looks simple: a Chinese supplier claims a foreign buyer failed to

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Sinosure Claims: Why Foreign Buyers Need More Than a Quick Consultation - Harris Sliwoski LLP Sinosure claims are not ordinary debt disputes. Learn why foreign buyers need a full strategic review before responding to a Sinosure demand.

China Manufacturing Contracts: When One Agreement Is Not Enough A U.S. company recently called one of our international dispute resolution lawyers after receiving a message from its Chinese factory. Future orders, the factory said, would require a 34% price increase, effective immediately. The factory had the client’s molds. It had the client’s designs. And it

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China Manufacturing Contracts: When One Agreement Is Not Enough - Harris Sliwoski LLP China manufacturing contracts can fail when NNN, tooling, development, and production terms are blurred. Learn when one agreement is enough and when it is not.

f you think China’s new trade secret rules mean you can rely less on contracts, you’re making a costly mistake. Laws don’t enforce themselves. Contracts still do the heavy lifting.

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China’s New Trade Secret Rules Do Not Replace China NNN Agreements - Harris Sliwoski LLP China’s new trade secret rules help, but they do not replace China NNN Agreements for protecting against use, disclosure, and circumvention.

International Litigation: Winning the Lawsuit Is Often the Easy Part Companies often go into international litigation asking the wrong first question: can we win? That matters, of course. But in many cross-border disputes, it is not the most important question. The more important question is whether winning will ever lead to money. Our international dispute

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International Litigation: Winning the Lawsuit Is Often the Easy Part - Harris Sliwoski LLP You won the judgment. Now where is the money? Why international litigation often fails without asset tracing, contract analysis, and an enforcement strategy.