Legal Risks and Prevention in Enterprise Management

Author: Wang Binrong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: What is law? Ordinary people may not be able to define law accurately, but they can feel that law embodies fairness and justice. It is often used to resolve social disputes and plays a crucial role in maintaining social order and stability. A market economy is a rule-of-law economy. Law is a double-edged sword—it both restricts corporate behavior and provides protection for businesses. How can enterprises operate and make decisions within the legal framework? How can they rely on law to effectively prevent market risks and remain invincible in the fierce and complex market competition? These issues will become even more prominent after China's entry into the World Trade Organization, as the domestic market integrates into the global economy and domestic enterprises participate more broadly in international market competition.
This book focuses on the operational aspects of Chinese enterprises. Due to the limitations of space and the author's knowledge structure, it cannot comprehensively explain all issues in corporate management. Instead, it explores the relationship between corporate management and law, as well as legal risks and preventive measures in management. The main content includes: legal risks and prevention in corporate establishment, legal risks and prevention in corporate governance, legal risks and prevention in contract management, legal risks and prevention in intellectual property management, legal risks and prevention in marketing, legal risks and prevention in human resource management, legal risks and prevention in cross-border operations, and dispute resolution. It provides legal methods and tools for corporate managers.
The book's discussion starts from the practical needs of corporate management, using specific cases to explain the legal risks faced by Chinese enterprises in their operations and how to address them. Through in-depth analysis of typical legal risk issues, it connects related legal problems together, helping corporate managers to generalize and apply their knowledge.