Quanzhou China Legal Insights
Legal updates and practical analysis for foreign companies involved in Quanzhou supplier disputes, manufacturing contract issues, international trade disputes, and commercial matters connected with Quanzhou and Fujian Province, including major manufacturing and export centers such as Fuzhou, Xiamen, Zhangzhou, and nearby cities.
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Attorney Lyu from Quanzhou Discusses Jurisdiction in Labor Arbitration
Today we’ll discuss jurisdiction in labor arbitration. I frequently receive inquiries about this topic, with many plantiffs unsure where to file their labor arbitration claims. Common scenarios include: someone says, “I was assigned by my company to work as a salesman in Quanzhou, but the company is based in Nanjing.” Others might say, “I work…
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Attorney Lyu from Quanzhou China Discusses the Risks of Partnering to Start a Company
Why You Shouldn’t Casually Partner with Others to Start a Company? China’s new Company Law and its accompanying interpretations are about to be released. These regulations outline numerous internal company procedures involving court litigation and arbitration. If multiple partners start a company together and later fall out, it can lead to significant legal complications—potentially endless…
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Attorney Lyu from Quanzhou explains that unsigned contracts may still be legally binding.
Is a contract valid without signatures in China ? Our common understanding is that a contract becomes binding once both parties sign it. But what if neither party signs the contract? In certain situations, a contract can still be valid even if one or both parties haven’t signed it. For example, suppose two parties negotiate…
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Attorney Lyu from Quanzhou Explains the Difference Between Labor Relations and Contractual Relations in China
Let me explain the difference between labor relations and contracting relationships with an example. Consider a project manager at a renovation company who has worked there for several years. If the company owes this project manager wages, the project manager can file a lawsuit in labor court demanding payment of the unpaid wages. However, if…
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China Medical Aesthetic Disputes: Common Issues Explained by Attorney Lyu from Quanzhou China
In recent years, there has been a significant number of dispute cases arising from medical aesthetics. I have handled many such cases, representing patients who sue medical aesthetic institutions. One of the most common issues is that these institutions lack the necessary qualifications and operate without a license. A typical example is beauty salons, which…