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'Is there really a difference between “under Chinese law” and “under the Chinese law”? Is it correct to write, “We recommend you to settle”? When do you use “according to” as opposed to “in accordance with”?
These are a few of the questions I fielded from Chinese lawyers who attended legal English training programs I recently taught in Shanghai and Beijing. For most U.S. lawyers, the answers are intuitive and fairly obvious. But to non-native speakers, even those whose English is excellent, these subtleties of English are understandably vexing.'
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