If a U.S. company chooses to litigate claims with a Chinese company it has entered into a contract with, it needs to understand the unique requirements of serving a Chinese-based company. However, a recent California Supreme Court decision may ease those burdens if U.S. companies ensure key language when drafting agreements.
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