How Do China's Internet Courts Work?

Frank Zhuang, counsel, and Tony Tang, associate of FenXun Partners, Shanghai share with China Law & Practice the practicalities and functionality of having a litigation procedure done through internet courts in China, and the future of internet courts.

10 minute readJanuary 22, 2019 at 01:38 AM

Frank Zhuang

& Tony Tang

HOW DO CHINA'S INTERNET COURTS WORK, FROM A PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE? WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES, IF A CASE IS HEARD AT AN INTERNET COURT?

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