Why U.S. Law and Hong Kong Arbitration Is a Risky Combination for China Contracts
When structuring cross-border agreements with counterparties in the Chinese mainland, it can be tempting to choose a familiar legal framework — particularly U.S., English or an EU governing law — combined with a neutral and reputable arbitral seat like Hong Kong (which is part of China, but retains its own legal system under the One Country, Two Systems principle).
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