Sentences with phrase «chinese multinational firm»
This Chinese multinational firm is into smartphones manufacturing, and it is also the largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer in the world.
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Chinese multinational firm, Yantai Jereh, has clarified issues surrounding a project implementation contract it signed with the Ghana National Gas Company (Ghana Gas).
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When considering a candidate for an in - house legal counsel position, Chinese corporations tend to seek a wide array of qualifications, including experience working in an international law firm, a top Chinese law firm, or a multinational corporate department.
However, many foreign firms with offices in China, including Dentons, have for decades taken advantage of a loophole that allows them to advise multinational clients on «the Chinese legal environment,» meaning they can handle a wide variety of domestic matters short of appearing in court or signing official documents.
The practice ban notwithstanding, many foreign firms with offices in China, including Dentons, have for decades taken advantage of a loophole that allows them to advise multinational clients on «the Chinese legal environment,» meaning they can handle a wide variety of domestic matters short of appearing in court or signing official documents.
The firm has representative offices in Beijing and Shanghai and an association with Luk & Partners in Hong Kong to support multinational clients in China and Chinese clients abroad.
A notable exception is King & Wood Mallesons, a multinational law firm that is the result of a merger between an Australian law firm and a Chinese law firm.
Foreign firms have responded to the country's unique challenges differently: some firms have deepened their ties through mergers with Chinese law firms, while others have closed shop (most notably multinational firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP in 2015, and Cadwalader Wickerhsam & Taft stating that it will leave China by the end of 2016).
Chinese multinational Alibaba is suing a Dubai - based firm who allegedly used the company's branding to promote and profit from an ICO.