A well-designed legal framework for employment and personnel management is essential to the successful operation of any business.
Commercial Law
The Jingsh team has extensive experience in commercial contracts, combining legal expertise with a clear focus on protecting our clients’ business interests and commercial objectives. We do more than prepare individual documents: we develop comprehensive contractual frameworks that support clients’ day-to-day operations, safeguard their interests and mitigate operational risks.
Our work begins with an analysis of the client’s business needs, intended outcomes and the practical requirements of the project. On this basis, we develop tailored legal solutions designed to ensure not only legal compliance, but also long-term commercial sustainability.
China-related contractual matters are a key area of our practice. Our in-depth understanding of PRC law, extensive practical experience and familiarity with Chinese business practices enable us to develop contractual solutions that help clients operate safely in the Chinese market and secure the most favourable commercial terms.
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Drafting commercial contracts governed by the laws of Russia, Mainland China, Hong Kong, England and Wales, and other jurisdictions.
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Participating in negotiations with Russian and international partners to protect the client’s interests and secure the most favourable terms of cooperation.
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Conducting due diligence on the reliability, solvency and legal status of prospective business partners.
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Protecting clients’ interests in the pre-trial settlement and litigation of commercial disputes.
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Supporting projects involving the international supply of goods, procurement, leasing, the establishment of production facilities and the cross-border provision of services.
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Supporting clients in international commercial arbitration proceedings, including before CIETAC, HKIAC and other arbitral institutions, in cooperation with foreign-qualified counsel.
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We provide effective legal support to foreign investors in Russia and China
We protect your corporate interests and help you retain control of your company.
International Dispute Resolution and Pre-Litigation Settlement
Helping businesses adapt to sanctions restrictions in light of current enforcement practice.
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Latest news
- 03.09.2026
Trade Secret Misappropriation in China: The Courts’ Approach
The Supreme People’s Court of China designated a case concerning the unlawful use of electric vehicle manufacturing technology as a Guiding Case. The defendants were ordered to pay approximately RMB 637.6 million in damages and RMB 5 million in litigation costs. The court also imposed detailed measures aimed at bringing the infringement to an end.
- 01.09.2026
Launch of the Industrial Product Control System in Russia
From 1 September 2026, the Federal Agency for Technical Regulating and Metrology (Rosstandart) will supervise a substantially broader range of products, covering motor vehicles and fuels, cables, electrical equipment and construction products. The changes are introduced by Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1071 dated 24 August 2026, adopted pursuant to Federal Law No. 126-FZ dated 2 May 2026, which established state control over certain types of industrial products. Resolution No. 1071 replaces Government Resolution No. 993, which had been in force since 2021, and extends state control to 30 broad categories of industrial products.
- 11.08.2026
New Rules on the Repurchase of Russian Assets by Foreign Investors
A new law has been adopted that significantly changes the regulation of transactions under which foreign investors sold Russian assets after 22 February 2022 while retaining the right to acquire them at a later date.
- 27.07.2026
EU Adopts 21st Package of Sanctions: What’s New
On 23 July 2026, the Council of the European Union adopted the 21st package of sanctions against Russia. The principal amendments were made to Council Regulation (EU) No 269/2014, which establishes the asset-freezing regime, and Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014, which imposes sectoral restrictions. The EU sanctions regime concerning Belarus was also amended.