A collection of rules and regulations of Shanghai

Explore a comprehensive list of rules and regulations addressing diverse aspects of your daily life in Shanghai.

List of legal aid centers in Shanghai

Here is a list of legal aid centers in Shanghai.

​Guidelines for foreign-related civil litigation (II) — Filing and entrustment of agents

An action may be brought only if the following conditions are satisfied.

Guidelines on foreign-related civil litigation (I) — Competence and jurisdiction

According to the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on the Application of the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China, foreign-related civil cases encompass the following circumstances.

New to Shanghai? This fun video helps you navigate life like a pro

From finding the right apartment to understanding local traffic rules, settling in can feel overwhelming. But don't worry — there's a fun new guide made just for you.

A judicial guide for 'TikTok refugees' on Xiaohongshu

Welcome, TikTok users turned Xiaohongshu explorers! As you embark on your digital voyage from TikTok to Xiaohongshu, it's essential to equip yourself with the legal knowledge that will ensure a smooth transition.

Is it legal to fire a pregnant employee?

The laws of China prohibit any employer from dismissing a female employee due to marriage, pregnancy, maternity leave or breastfeeding.

Minors prohibited from riding on roads

In China, children under 12 are not allowed to ride bikes on the road. Guardians must bear the liabilities for any damages caused by their children.

FAQs: What to do in a labor dispute

Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions on labor disputes and resolutions.

Code of conduct for pet owners

As a pet owner, you are liable for any harm caused by your pet. If your pet injures someone, you are responsible for compensating the injured party for medical expenses and other losses.