"Belt and Road Service Connections" and
"BnR International Commercial Mediation Center"
Signed a Cooperation Agreement with Meridar Law Firm PC
2018-3-12
On March 8, the "Belt and Road Service Connections" and "BnR International Commercial Mediation Center" signed a cooperation agreement with Meridar Law Firm PC regarding Meridar Law Firm PC joining the service connections, carrying out the Belt and Road international commercial mediation business jointly, setting up the US offline mediation office and other terms of cooperation. Dr. Wang Li, Chairman of the Belt and Road Service Connections and Director of the BnR International Commercial Mediation Center, signed the agreement with Zhu Keliang, the founding partner of Meridar Law Firm PC, at the signing ceremony.
Zhu Keliang, the founding partner of Meridar Law Firm PC, signed a contract with Dr. Wang Li, Chairman of the Belt and Road Service Connections, and had their group photo taken.
Headquartered in San Francisco Bay Area, California, Meridar Law Firm PC provides a full range of legal services in the U.S. for corporate and individual clients from China, including fields such as overseas investment, real estate development, corporate M&A, commercial litigation, tax planning, family trusts, employment-based or investment immigration. International organizations such as the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have been long-term clients of Meridar Law Firm PC. Its current clients includes CITIC Bank, China National Technical IMP & EXP Corp, China New Era Group and Hunan Valin Group.
Meridar Law Firm PC has been actively concerned about the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative and provides legal service for Chinese companies "going global", it has rich experience in tax management for Chinese companies' cross-border investment. As the first U.S. law firm to join the service connections, it has not only enriched the U.S. business segment of the service connections and set up an offline overseas mediation chamber in cooperation to fully protect the investment and development of Chinese companies in the United States.
Subsequently, Zhu Keliang exchanged views with many corporate clients investing overseas in terms of the impact of the latest U.S. tax reform on Chinese companies' overseas investment and the coping strategies. He also analyzed current trends as well as the influence and challenges of the latest U.S. tax reforms on Chinese companies investing in America with the clients.
