March 2026

The **forum non conveniens** (FNC) doctrine—a legal principle allowing courts to dismiss cases in favor of a more convenient jurisdiction—has become a cornerstone of cross-border litigation between US and Chinese entities. As geopolitical tensions rise and global commerce intensifies, Chinese companies face increasing pressure to defend against FNC motions while navigating complex jurisdictional landscapes. This […]

The escalating frequency of US commercial litigation targeting Chinese enterprises underscores the critical need for robust legal defense mechanisms. From patent infringement claims to commercial secret disputes, Chinese companies face unique challenges in navigating US courts. Drawing from landmark cases and legal frameworks, this article provides actionable strategies to mitigate risks and secure favorable outcomes.

The increasing frequency of US district court summons targeting Chinese companies underscores the growing legal risks in cross-border commercial activities. These cases often involve complex jurisdictional disputes, compliance challenges, and geopolitical tensions. Drawing from landmark cases like *Sinovel Wind Group Co. Ltd. v. United States* and *Chitron Electronics Co. Ltd. v. United States* , this