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The Goulston & Storrs China group has extensive and wide-ranging experience in China, working with companies in the Internet, online games, technology, finance, credit card, life sciences, real estate, hospitality and retail industries. For more than 10 years, we have been representing PRC companies that are publicly traded on the US securities markets, or that are privately-held and have US investors or strategic partners. We also represent US companies looking to China for investment and to access labor, supply or consumer markets. We are often acknowledged as having one of the strongest China practices among New England law firms, based on the depth and diversity of our client base, our knowledge of Chinese business practices and culture, and our legal and business network. Five of our attorneys are native Mandarin speakers. The attorneys in our China practice assist clients in many areas, including:
- Venture capital and private equity investments
- IPOs
- US securities law compliance
- Mergers & acquisitions
- Joint ventures & strategic partnerships
- Licensing agreements
- Intellectual property
- Technology transfers
- Tax structuring
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Representative Projects and Transactions
- Represent Sohu.com Inc., a leading Chinese online media, communications, commerce and mobile value-added services company, as general corporate, securities and M&A counsel, including multiple acquisitions within China.
- Issuer’s counsel in the IPO on NASDAQ of ChangYou.com Limited, a leading online game developer and operator in China; continue to represent the company as U.S. general corporate and securities counsel.
- US securities and mergers & acquisition counsel to Longtop Financial Technologies Limited.
- Represent eLong, Inc., a leading Beijing-based online travel company, as general corporate, securities and M&A counsel, including in connection with its equity investment from Expedia and its numerous acquisitions within China.
- Represented Roosevelt China Investments, Inc., a privately owned international investment company, in connection with its licensure and opening of the first Saks Fifth Avenue store in China, planned for the Shanghai Bund.
- Represent China Risk Finance, a credit card services company, in the funding and expansion of its operations in China.
- Represented investors in a PRC-based pre-paid card distribution company.
- Represented the Boston office of Greylock Partners in connection with its first VC investment in a China-based company.
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