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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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Overview Disputes involving historical research, family heritage, and public criticism can become particularly sensitive when published statements circulate within a close-knit community or reach audiences overseas. In such cases, the central legal question is not necessarily whether a researcher's conclusions are correct, but whether the statements made about that researcher cross the line into unlawful […]
The 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) takes place in Guangzhou from October 15 to November 4, 2026. Bringing together thousands of international buyers and domestic exhibitors, the fair serves as a vital global trade platform. To help participants navigate legal issues and resolve commercial conflicts efficiently, this guide outlines on-site legal service […]
Overview Employing foreign nationals in China can raise complex legal questions when work authorization requirements have not been satisfied. A dispute may involve not only the validity of the employment contract, but also claims for unpaid wages, overtime, annual leave compensation and compensation for termination. In this case, a US national of Chinese descent joined […]
Overview Disputes involving historical research, family heritage, and public criticism can become particularly sensitive when published statements circulate within a close-knit community or reach audiences overseas. In such cases, the central legal question is not necessarily whether a researcher's conclusions are correct, but whether the statements made about that researcher cross the line into unlawful […]
The 140th China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) takes place in Guangzhou from October 15 to November 4, 2026. Bringing together thousands of international buyers and domestic exhibitors, the fair serves as a vital global trade platform. To help participants navigate legal issues and resolve commercial conflicts efficiently, this guide outlines on-site legal service […]
Overview Employing foreign nationals in China can raise complex legal questions when work authorization requirements have not been satisfied. A dispute may involve not only the validity of the employment contract, but also claims for unpaid wages, overtime, annual leave compensation and compensation for termination. In this case, a US national of Chinese descent joined […]
On October 5, 2026, the Ministry of Justice of the People's Republic of China promulgated Order No. 151, issuing the updated Measures for the Administration of the Examination and Practice Activities of Greater Bay Area Lawyers (粤港澳大湾区律师执业考试和执业活动管理办法), effective immediately. Comprising 12 comprehensive articles, the new regulations standardize qualifications, practice scopes, institutional affiliations, and partnership rights […]
When a trust loan agreement is found invalid, the consequences may extend beyond the lender and borrower to a third party that has provided a guarantee. However, an invalid guarantee does not necessarily mean that the guarantor bears no liability. A court may examine whether the guarantor was at fault in causing the underlying contract […]
Large private lending disputes can involve years of renewed agreements, substantial transfers and repeated interest payments. When a borrower later argues that the relationship was a form of investment or financial cooperation rather than a loan, the creditor may need to establish the true nature of the transactions and reconcile the historical accounts. In this […]
