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Neo-Ark Law Firm is based in Guangzhou-at the heart of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area，operating a mature service network spanning over 20 countries and regions, including the U.S., U.K., Germany, Japan, Singapore, UAE, and Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan of China. We deliver one-stop, comprehensive legal support for Chinese enterprises going global and cross-border civil & commercial activities between domestic and foreign entities
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As the 140th Canton Fair approaches, foreign buyers and Chinese exporters gather in Guangzhou to negotiate deals and finalize commercial contracts. While the exhibition provides extensive market access, transition from initial trade show leads to final payment collection involves serious legal hurdles: buyer identity verification, contract validity, payment routing, cargo title control, and judicial enforcement. […]
Overview Recovering a substantial private loan in China can involve more than proving that funds were advanced and remain unpaid. Where the transaction involves multiple loan agreements, extended interest payments, cross-border fund transfers and several guarantors, the outcome may depend on the validity of the agreements, the accounting of principal and interest, and whether each […]
Phase 3 of the Canton Fair—focusing on food, packaging materials, and food processing machinery—has become a central sourcing hub for Chinese New Tea brands (新茶饮) expanding into Southeast Asia. Vietnamese buyers gather in Guangzhou not only to procure brewing equipment and raw ingredients, but also to evaluate domestic brands' supply chain integration and localized franchise […]
As the 140th Canton Fair approaches, foreign buyers and Chinese exporters gather in Guangzhou to negotiate deals and finalize commercial contracts. While the exhibition provides extensive market access, transition from initial trade show leads to final payment collection involves serious legal hurdles: buyer identity verification, contract validity, payment routing, cargo title control, and judicial enforcement. […]
Overview Recovering a substantial private loan in China can involve more than proving that funds were advanced and remain unpaid. Where the transaction involves multiple loan agreements, extended interest payments, cross-border fund transfers and several guarantors, the outcome may depend on the validity of the agreements, the accounting of principal and interest, and whether each […]
Phase 3 of the Canton Fair—focusing on food, packaging materials, and food processing machinery—has become a central sourcing hub for Chinese New Tea brands (新茶饮) expanding into Southeast Asia. Vietnamese buyers gather in Guangzhou not only to procure brewing equipment and raw ingredients, but also to evaluate domestic brands' supply chain integration and localized franchise […]
Overview A distributor can face an unfair competition claim even if it did not manufacture the product at issue. In China, disputes involving similar product decoration often turn on whether the appearance of the goods is likely to confuse consumers and whether the defendant can be legally linked to their sale. In this case, a […]
The 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) takes place in Guangzhou from October 15 to November 4, 2026, marking the event's 70th anniversary. Phase 1 (October 15–19) focuses on "Advanced Manufacturing," spotlighting New Energy Vehicles (NEVs), smart mobility, and automotive components. Following bilateral talks between President Xi Jinping and President Vladimir Putin in […]
Overview Long-term property leases can create significant legal risks when the agreed lease term exceeds the statutory limit under Chinese law, particularly where the tenant has already paid a substantial amount of rent in advance. In this China arbitration case, two tenants entered into a long-term property lease with a Guangzhou investment management company and […]
