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S2E6 - How to Prepare for Litigation Pt. 1
China Business Law Podcast
10/22/21 • 38 min
In this two part interview, Art Dicker and guest host Iris Yuan talk with Mavis Tan and Jessica Pyman, Partners at Control Risks based in Hong Kong. On how to prepare for litigation including fit-to-sue analysis, securing evidence, use of experts, and finding pressure points that help lead to a favorable settlement. Mavis and Jessica explain how lawyers can work side-by-side with someone like Control Risks for a more comprehensive and often practical approach to building and implementing an effective litigation strategy.
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S3E1-Breaking the Bias - One Bias at a Time
China Business Law Podcast
03/10/22 • 44 min
Happy International Women’s Day! The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day is #Break The Bias. In this episode, guest host Kim speaks to Orianne Dutka, a former attorney who worked in private practice (FCPA investigations), government (education) and not for profit specializing in disability rights before finding her calling in creative writing, and is currently working on a novel as well as a screenplay! An accomplished violinist as well as an ultra-marathon runner, Orianne shared with CBLP her life changing experience in Beijing that enabled her to finally pursue what makes her heart sing.
Orianne’s entire career path has been nothing short of extraordinary and she has been breaking biases along her journey. In addition, she also shared her personal story on how a supportive community in Huang Shan, Yellow Mountain in China broke the bias by supporting wheelchair users to climb the mountain; also how by constantly self-reflecting and not putting ourselves down we can stop perpetuating some of the biases that exist.
We hope you enjoy this episode!
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Bonus (Chinese): A Transition Out of Law Pt2 从就职跨国大企业到自己创业的过渡
China Business Law Podcast
08/26/18 • 20 min
Sabrina Yuan – SecuritAi
Sabrina是SecuritAi的首席运营官和联合创始人,SecuritAi是一家位于美国的AI驱动的家庭安全解决方案公司。 在加入SecuritAi之前,Sabrina是保时捷公司中国区的总法律顾问。 她毕业于乔治城大学法学院,并拥有斯坦福大学的工商管理硕士学位。
Art和Sabrina在本期节目中将讨论Sabrina从base在中国的大型跨国公司的中国高管转型为在硅谷创办自己科技公司的创始人时所面临的挑战。 是什么驱使人们离开大公司的工作走出舒适区来创业的?
-0:10 大公司很舒服,真的吗?
-5:00 有一份别人眼里的好工作,但是却不能发挥你的潜力
-6:38 中国人在硅谷创业的优势和劣势
-12:55 在美国用中国供应链遇到的困难
-15:17 给正在考虑创业的人的建议
S1E7 - Startup Fundraising in Difficult Times - Ben Qiu
China Business Law Podcast
04/15/20 • 32 min
Benjamin Qiu, partner at Loeb & Loeb, and I talk about what kind of legal issues arise when startups run into difficult economic times and funding is harder to get.
1:45 – What kind of funding environment are we in now?
4:08 – Will and how would VC funds try to back out of deals?
7:05 – Why VCs may be reluctant to put in more capital to existing portfolio companies.
12:15 – Alternatives to VC funding
14:48 – Investor veto rights – fundraising, change in business models, redemption threats
22:45 – Legal issues for startups trying to reduce costs
25:50 – Predictions on what will change post-virus
S1E8 - Due Diligence on Suppliers - Jason Chang (DLA Piper)
China Business Law Podcast
04/22/20 • 38 min
We talk again with Jason Chang 張平真, Of Counsel at DLA Piper, on best practices for doing due diligence on suppliers.
S1E9 - Deciding to Go In-house in a Changing Legal Industry - Kenny Tung
China Business Law Podcast
05/05/20 • 62 min
We talk again with Kenny Tung, long-time China-based General Counsel in the region at companies such as PepsiCo, Goodyear, Honeywell, and Kodak. A deeper dive into how the legal industry is changing and what young lawyers should consider when deciding to go in-house.
1:58 – How has the legal industry changed in the last few years?
8:38 – How “biglaw” came about and how it is hit now in a recession.
11:30 – Clients questioning what they’re paying for from firms and how firms will adapt?
15:56 – How is this affecting people’s decision to go in-house?
21:00 – Law firms integrating into clients and self-disciplining on fees and work scopes.
24:20 – How are in-house counsel expanding their roles within companies?
32:35 – Are in-house lawyers making themselves obsolete by automating process and increasing efficiencies?
40:50 – How people and cultural skills are more important than ever for lawyers especially in-house.
45:20 – How in-house lawyers can drive the decision-making process in a big company.
51:42 – A call to making change in your legal department and its role in the company.
S1E11 - Employment Law for Expats in China
China Business Law Podcast
06/09/20 • 36 min
Amcham's Kate Magill and I host Jeffrey Wilson, counsel at Junhe on commonly asked questions on key employment law issues that have arisen for foreigners in China. Including if a company can force you to be tested or quarantined and if a company can fire you if you're stuck outside the country.
S1E10 - How a Startup Manages its Stakeholders
China Business Law Podcast
05/26/20 • 31 min
We talk with a founder, and two investors/mentors about the role different stakeholders play in a company's early stages.
A startup has numerous "stakeholders" - investors, advisors and mentors, employees, customers, media, and the government. We lay out what makes good stakeholders, how they work together, and how there can be potential for conflict.
Our panel discussion includes:
-Barbara Ex is the founder of Whitespace
-Julian Mintzis is a startup investor and CEO of Panda Eagle Group
-Helen Han is a startup investor and mentor at Chinaccelerator
-Art Dicker is a lawyer and founder of the China Business Law Podcast.
This week our show is hosted by Agnes Wang, a lawyer in China and co-creator at the show.
S1E13 - Building an Effective Compliance Program in Asia - Boon Kim Fam
China Business Law Podcast
07/09/20 • 32 min
We talk with Boon Kim Fam, Senior Legal Counsel, Compliance, Asia Pacific at PVH Corp. (parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger).
2:10 How prior government experience helped Kim in her compliance role today.
3:13 What kind of compliance issues are unique to a retail business?
4:26 Is the scope of a typical compliance role becoming broader now to cover things like data privacy?
8:20 How do you get your message across in training the business teams?
12:04 How do you do trainings for 3rd party business partners such as vendors and distributors?
13:18 Any differences between working with the business teams in China and in other parts of Asia Pacific?
16:38 How to get the senior management to help drive and support the compliance program?
21:21 How about empowering middle management who are often the first to encounter problems?
23:40 Making your presence felt in the region when the compliance team sits in the regional headquarters.
26:38 Is face time still important in a compliance program with the prolific use of video conferencing now?
28:20 Business is getting done despite a dramatic reduction in travel and entertainment with clients because of COVID-19. Will this lead to a permanent reduction in compliance risk to the company?
29:05 What do you see as changing trends for compliance in Asia Pacific?
S1E1 - The New Foreign Investment Law - Yvonne Cheng (Partner, King & Wood)
China Business Law Podcast
01/12/20 • 31 min
The New Foreign Investment Law is effective as of January 1st. We interview Yvonne Cheng, partner at King & Wood Mallesons on the implications for foreign businesses operating in China.
1:05 - Basic principles of the law
3:40 - Implementing the law on the ground
10:30 - Sectors that could come off the "Negative List" in the future
15:15 - Impact of new corporate governance rules
19:17 - Some JVs being compelled to amend corporate governance
21:30 - Opportunities for VC funds to use more domestic structures
24:45 - The law and the future of VIE structures
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How many episodes does China Business Law Podcast have?
China Business Law Podcast currently has 98 episodes available.
What topics does China Business Law Podcast cover?
The podcast is about News, Business News, Podcasts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on China Business Law Podcast?
The episode title 'S3E1-Breaking the Bias - One Bias at a Time' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on China Business Law Podcast?
The average episode length on China Business Law Podcast is 39 minutes.
When was the first episode of China Business Law Podcast?
The first episode of China Business Law Podcast was released on Aug 26, 2018.
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