Dan Harris in Forbes
Chinese legal expert Dan Harris emphasized supply chain risks based on questions his firm’s attorneys are hearing about production in Chines factories.
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Dan Harris in Washington Post
Smaller manufacturers that lack multinationals’ global support staffs are scrambling to assess the threat to their operations. “They are freaking out,” said Dan Harris, a Seattle-based attorney whose clients operate in China. “It’s extremely difficult to plan because nobody knows what’s going to happen.”
Dan Harris in The Times
Dan Harris, an American lawyer and founder of the China Law Blog, said CGTN edited or cut interviews that were unfavourable to Beijing. “Its goal is not to provide information,” he said. “Its goal is to protect the Chinese government.”
Dan Harris in BBC News
This could indicate that even though there is an agreement in place, Beijing might ignore it, as Dan Harris of the China Law blog points out.
“The problem isn’t the law,” he says. “It’s that when something is important to China – some cutting edge technology that it wants – then those laws don’t have any use at all.”
Dan Harris in The Wall Street Journal
“It all sounds great in theory,” said Dan Harris, a Seattle lawyer whose firm advises companies of all sizes on operating in China. “The problem is, China has a long history of putting very-good-looking things into law, especially its intellectual-property laws, and then not following through when it doesn’t want to.”
Dan Harris in South China Morning Post
“US financial sanctions are incredibly powerful because the dollar – though weakened – is still very powerful. Companies that operate internationally do not want to be on the wrong side of US financial sanctions. Look what Huawei is accused of having done to try to avoid them,” Harris said.