US law govern China contract?
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Can we sign a contract with a Chinese firm but have US law govern the contract--say e.g. New York law?
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Yes you can but it will always be subject to a review by Chinese officials as well if a dispute occurs, and they could in theory override your choice. So it is a good idea to have enforcement mechanisms that you can rely on--letters of credit, escrows etc. as well.
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