Corporate

corporate legal skills for China

Company law in China is governed by a statutory framework administered through the State Administration for Market Regulation, and the 2023 amendments to the Company Law introduced significant changes to registered capital contribution timelines, liability rules for shareholders, and director duties — making routine corporate maintenance a more demanding compliance exercise than before.

The corporate legal skills for China in the ThomasMore catalog address exactly this environment: drafting articles of association under the revised framework, structuring variable interest entity arrangements, preparing board resolutions aligned with Chinese governance requirements, and screening foreign investment against the negative list administered by the national development and reform authorities. Each skill is agent-ready and reachable over MCP or as a download, slotting directly into the due diligence, incorporation, or restructuring matter at hand. The ThomasMore catalog keeps these open-source contributions current as SAMR guidance and State Council regulations evolve, which matters in a jurisdiction where implementing rules often arrive after the headline statute. Counsel advising on inbound FDI, domestic equity restructurings, or outbound investment structures will find the collection covers both the foreign-invested enterprise regime and purely domestic corporate work. Use the filters above to sort by license or author, or step into an adjacent Chinese practice area from the sidebar.