I'm looking for lawyer who understands the international law between USA and China. I have friend who run manufactory in China and I helped him getting vendor in USA one of large supper market, they have been working with supper market for few years now, I have helped them oncommunication in... Read more »
I'm a lawyer practising law both in China and internationally.
Since you're going to sign the agreement with the manufacuturer based on China. Probably, the manufacturer will require that the governing law of the contract will be China law.
Will reads; hereby give, devise and bequeath all the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate, real, personal and mixed, whersoever situate of which I may die, seized and posessed ... Problem is his wife of a few short years (who cheated on him) he lost all trust in her, but she won't leave the... Read more »
where is the house in question located?
Some suppliers in China currently make a product with words on it in a basic font. If they will make the same product for me but using a very specific existing font, can I trademark the combination of my chosen font on the product. I did not invent the product or the font I want to use, but... Read more »
do you mean you want to change the trademark originally existing on the products?
more information is needed. What kind of trouble do you mean?
She says she needs a bank account with many deposits fixed assets fix property and car is this true and what would be the fastest and easiest Visa that she could apply for a tourist visa or a marriage visa we will be married in China but which one would be easiest to get and fastest
I'm a Chinese Lawyer, based in Tianjin, China.
If you want to be married in China, I think you should apply for China Visa and come to China.
I have a friend in China, and his employer (who is in the US) has the employees turn their passport over once they arrive in the country to do the job. The job is complete, and the employer refuses to return his passport and has locked his bank account. They have done this because they want him... Read more »
Which city does your friend is located?
I think you should specify the issues, then I, as a Chinese international lawyer, may advise the steps.
I buy brand new luxury cars with the dealers money, then make commission out of it, The dealer send a transportation company to pick up the car. They then ship the car to other counties such as China, Africa, Europe. I want to know if its legal for me to be doing this without getting legal stuff or... Read more »
For China, it's ok if you legally import it
I am looking to resell items from Aliexpress and from China on a USA based website. An example of an item on Aliexpress.com is Aolikes (Trade Mark) "1PCS Fitness Running Cycling Knee Support Braces Elastic Nylon Sport Compression Knee Pad Sleeve for Basketball Volleyball"... Read more »
consider two aspects:
1.Is the licensed trademark only registered in China or it has an international registration?
2. are you going to resell it in China or anywhere else?
They say it would cost too much money to have the money owed to them from North American company wired back to China and then re-invest back into an American Business. They called it a receiving agent. Would this practice be legal? It sounds like laundering to me.
what's the company's business? why they need to have the money back to China befor re-investing into US
Would she be punished. The 1 child policy is gone now but that means she broke a law in the past but would she be punished now?
were you adopted abroad by other people? do you mean that you want to come back to be registered as his child in China?
Can she claim alimony and child support if she leaves?
where does she live? If both of you agree to divorce in China, then that's possible. Or else, the jurisdiction may be Korea /Canada according to its local laws.
I am considering importing food processing equipment from China, more specifically: continuous microwave vacuum drying production line.
I noticed an existing Canadian company holding a series of patents surrounding a similar process.
Does this mean that importing and using this type... Read more »
in which country the Canadian company have that patent?
If I assign only the goods that I am currently selling (ones that qualify for section 1a), and in the future I will decide to sell other goods from the same international class, will the trademark protect these goods as well?
For example, if the trademark is used for a new kitchenware... Read more »
you should register the trademark on all the goods.
I opened a case with PayPal and they make me ship it back and pay for shipping that is $3000. My question is why do I have to lose my own money as it was not my fault that the seller shipped bad items? Should I just accept the loss and ship it back or should I legally try to make the seller pay for... Read more »
need to check your contract to see what it's provided
I bought A drone from a company that has 2 US warehouses, but the main headquarters are in China. I bought the drone from the California Warehouse with US Currency and had it shipped to me in the US. The drone was defective and I was asked to ship my drone to Guangdong China for a refund. They said... Read more »
you can ask for compensation for shipping back to China
You don't have to be liable for the debts that your spouse burdened bfore your marriage, but you should be liable for the debts in China, caused for and during your husband-wife relationship.
I'm trying to understand who owns the rights to the BOBO BIRD brand.
by checking online, the trademark" BOBO BIRD" belongs to that company.
To come to file a patent in People's Republic of China, you can contact me and we'll assit you in doing it.
I got scammed for a good amount of money. The problem is that the scammer doesn't live in the same country as I do. What would be the best and most efficient solution to sue him? I know his exact identity, street address, and country, and I have all the proofs I need, I just need to know the... Read more »
Hire a lawyer from Canada to sue him or report to the police
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