新内容消费时代,律所正加速拥抱短视频品宣(ZH/EN)

by Hu Yangxiaoxiao 胡阳潇潇 |

中国短视频用户数量已达10.12亿人,日均观看短视频时间近90分钟。伴随内容消费全面迈入“短视频时代”,律师事务所也在重新思考自己的市场传播途径。

华南地区报告:企业“出海”及相关法律服务(ZH/EN)

华南地区是中国对外开放的窗口,近年,尤其粤港澳大湾区的制造、科创、新能源、电商、互联网等企业成为中国出海“主力军”,愈发深入的海外本地化运营也对企业海外合规提出了更高要求。在此背景下,华南律所纷纷创新“出海”法律服务模式、强调培养涉外法律人才。

中国对外投资:中东地区 (ZH/EN)

2023年以来,中国与中东地区间往来日益活跃,中东多国凭借友好的投资环境、潜力较大的当地市场等,不断吸引各个产业领域的中国企业前往考察与落地,也为中国律所提供了新的服务机会。法律专家和ALB分享了对这一趋势的观察,以及其中存在的挑战。

2024 ALB China客户首选律师  (ZH/EN)

今年,1944余位公司法务及商务人士参与ALB调研,评选出了他们心目中的20位首选律师。在“持续内卷”时代,客户对于律师的服务提出了哪些新的要求?他们希望律师具备怎样的特质?法律人又如何应对这些挑战? ALB与上榜者聊了聊赢得客户青睐的秘诀。 

2024 ALB China 十五佳成长律所 (ZH/EN)

体量规模、优势特色各不相同的上榜律所,都在过去一年中找到了适合自己的发展道路,坚持着独到的发展策略,方才取得令人瞩目的成就。ALB与几家上榜律所聊了聊各自的“成长故事”。

穿越合规“迷雾” (ZH/EN)

中国企业的国际化经营需求及能力不断提升,他们所面对的境外合规维度也日益多元、深度不断加剧。在此背景下,中国律师事务所正在持续提升境外合规领域的法律服务能力。

探索全新“出海”策略 (ZH/EN)

ALB对话中国领先律师事务所的管理者,希望了解“后疫情”时代中国律所国际化策略的变化、客户海外法律需求的演进,以及律所下一步的全球发展计划。

Look out for lawsuits

by Liu Zhen |

With China’s economic growth slowing down and a bevy of changes in policies, non-payment of debts and mortgages, defaults in honouring contracts, infringements and other related risks are looming larger than ever before; threats which could eventually develop into lawsuits. In such circumstances, real estate financing, private lending and private equity investment are the areas to keep an eye on for such defaults. Liu Zhen reports

Drug problems

by ALB, Reuters |

Ben Hirschler of Reuters investigates how GlaxoSmithKline missed all the red flags in China. Michael Martina of Reuters finds that compliance is now the buzzword for foreign firms in China after Glaxo. And Ben Hirschler, Ransdell Pierson and Kazunori Takada report on why China pays too much for medicines. Also, a timeline of the GSK scandal.

Hong Kong: Fund ambitions

by Ranajit Dam |

Earlier this year, the Hong Kong government proposed changes to the city’s investment laws to allow private equity funds to enjoy the same tax exemptions as offshore funds. These incentives are set to lure Chinese private equity funds, encourage more hedge funds and private equity firms to set up in the city, and seriously bolster Hong Kong’s potential to become a regional private equity centre, finds Ranajit Dam