We are glad to announce the new Practical Guide CCC – Commercial Contracts in China of D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel, which is already a bestseller for International Law on amazon.it.
The Guide, which is the fifth of the collection of DP Practical Guides about China, aims to provide foreign investors with a full overview about the regulatory framework on commercial contracts in China, in order to enable them to successfully operate in the Chinese market while avoiding potential risks in the various agreements and contracts they conclude every day in the normal operation of their companies.
Special thanks go to Prof. Michele Geraci, Undersecretary of State for the Economic Development, for having contributed, with his foreword, to the realization of the Guide, as well as to Class Editori for making the project possible.
As mentioned, The Guide is available in e-book format on Amazon as well as on all other e-book platforms.
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