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We use our extensive experience in China to help clients navigate the complexities of China’s business and regulatory environment. This includes advice on business structures, corporate establishment and finance, M&A, commercial arrangements, technology licensing and transfer, information technology and communications services and infrastructure, the protection and exploitation of intellectual property rights, dispute resolution and regulatory compliance.

Our lawyers provide services throughout China covering Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen amongst other regions. 

The global association between Bird & Bird and Alban Tay Mahtani & de Silva LLP (ATMD), one of Singapore’s leading law firms, came into effect from 1 January 2009, forming ATMD Bird & Bird. This association significantly expands our capabilities in the Asia region and supports our practices in China and Hong Kong.

The offices are headed by Managing Partner Matthew Laight.

News & Updates

Press Releases

Bird & Bird signs association agreement affirming presence in Morocco

06-10-2011

Bird & Bird is delighted to announce that it has agreed an association with El Amari & Associés, a legal services provider in Casablanca. - El Amari is founded and
Bird & Bird rated as one of the top international firms for client satisfaction

07-02-2011

Legal Week Intelligence’s 2010 Client Satisfaction Report rates Bird & Bird as the top 3 firm internationally for client service.  The independent research surveyed over 900 companies across the UK,

Our Lawyers in Print

Articles

Pharmaceutical companies should be aware of the possibility that injunctions for patent infringement may be denied following Wuhan Jingyuan v Fujikasui, Huayang

January, 2011

Foreign pharmaceutical companies enforcing their patent rights in China may have more to worry about following the Chinese Supreme Court Decision in Wuhan Jingyuan v Fujikasui, Huayang, in December 2009.
China’s proposal to regulate ebook industry

December, 2010

- On 9 October 2010, the General Administration of Press and Publication (“GAPP”) announced a proposal for regulating the future development and governance of China’s electronic-book (“ebook”) industry. - The
 
 
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