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China Desk
Helping clients navigate the complex geopolitical, legal and regulatory aspects of doing business with China.Learn More -
India
We have advised Indian entities on their outbound commercial and trade relations, particularly in obtaining regulatory approvals; on employment law; on the structuring of transactions; on defending against trade actions; and on both government and internal investigations, as well as litigation. Our lawyers advise companies considering entry into the Indian and South Asian markets on implementing investment strategies and structuring business transactions, and handle cross-border transactions. In the area of regulatory law, trade, investment and market access, we draw on practitioners with extensive legal, policy and negotiating experience, and lawyers with longstanding experience in complex international market access, investment (including CFIUS investment control), government relations, and other legal and regulatory issues across the globe. Our teams have both domestic and international IP law experience relevant to Indian inbound and outbound clients. And we regularly represent clients in high-stakes arbitrations and disputes involving India and South Asia. In the investigations and litigation area, we are one of the leading firms representing India-based companies and those with a presence in the US market in matters involving inquiries into immigration practices, tax questions, accounting and securities issues, and government contracting.
Insights & News
- Client Alert
China’s Draft Financial Law and Key Regulatory Insights
On March 20, 2026, the Ministry of Justice, together with the People’s Bank of China, the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, released the Draft Financial Law of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) (Draft) (《中华人民共和国金融法(草案)》) for public comment through April 19, 2026.
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Diplomacy Meets Deal-Making: How U.S. Companies Can Harness Government Resources to Promote Overseas Investment and Operations
How U.S. companies can use federal advocacy and trade tools to overcome foreign market barriers and support overseas investment and operations.
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China Tightens Sanctions and Trade Restrictions Amid US-China Trade Ceasefire
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (“MOFA”) on December 26, 2025 issued the country’s latest round of sanctions pursuant to its Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law (or “AFSL”), targeting US companies and US-based individuals engaged in the sale of military goods and technology to Taiwan.