Dan Harris from China Law Blog gave some advices on how to handle a Chinese government raid. The blogger stressed the importance of not volunteering information to the government.
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Correction. Dan Harris didn’t give that advise, the law firm Squire Sanders did. Dan just cut and pasted it and gave his own comments, most of which were “I agree”.
Dan Harris has an on-going and annoying habit of using other peoples work and claiming it as his own. It isn’t.