How we deliver
Remote, by power of attorney
You sign once; we act for you without you travelling.
On-site in Hainan
Our staff attend the authorities, the bank or the port in person.
Typical timeline
A compliance review typically 2–4 weeks; data-transfer filings depend on the route required.
Compliance reviews and programmes for foreign-invested companies: corporate governance, anti-bribery, advertising and consumer law, personal data and cross-border data transfers.
What we handle
- Legal compliance health check with a risk-ranked action list
- Corporate governance documents aligned with the current Company Law
- Anti-bribery and gifts policy for Chinese operations
- Advertising, labelling and consumer-protection review
- Personal information protection: policies, impact assessments and consent
- Cross-border data transfers: route determined and filings made
How it works
- 01
Scope
Areas agreed by activity and risk.
- 02
Review
Documents and practices reviewed by the partner law firm.
- 03
Action plan
Findings ranked by risk, with the fix and an owner for each.
- 04
Implementation
Policies adopted, filings made and staff briefed.
What we need from you
- Company documents and current policies
- A description of products, marketing and data flows
- A contact for each business function
Related insights
Data Localisation Requirements: What a Foreign-Owned Entity Actually Has to Do
Data localisation obligations are frequently discussed in the abstract and rarely translated into what a specific entity's own systems need to change. Here is the practical shape of the question.
Your Hainan Entity Has a Compliance Record, and Other People Can Read It
Hainan legislated a social credit statute alongside its business environment and fair competition regulations. The practical effect is that ordinary compliance failures accumulate somewhere visible.
