The dispute over CIETAC Shanghai and Shenzhen has escalated with Beijing sending its own arbitrators to Shanghai. China Law & Practice looks at what the fight means for dispute resolution in China
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has issued Provisions allowing fund management companies to set up subsidiaries for client asset management businesses, while the National People's Congress has amended the Lawyers Law
The latest Provisions from the Ministry of Commerce allow foreign investors looking to use equity interests to invest in another FIE, but questions over pricing and approval authorities remain
CIETAC's secretariat talks to China Law & Practice about the latest disputes with its Shanghai and Shenzhen sub-commissions as well as the latest arbitration Rules
CIETAC's secretariat talks to China Law & Practice about the latest disputes with its Shanghai and Shenzhen sub-commissions as well as the latest arbitration Rules
The Ministry of Commerce has issued tentative provisions on equity investments for foreign-invested enterprises, while the China Insurance Regulatory Commission has opened up investment in financial products with insurance proceeds
A vertical price fixing dispute involving Johnson & Johnson has reached the Shanghai Higher People's Court, but one case will not be enough to clarify what constitutes sufficient burden of proof
A vertical price fixing dispute involving Johnson & Johnson has reached the Shanghai Higher People's Court, but one case will not be enough to clarify what constitutes sufficient burden of proof
The Ministry of Commerce has delegated certain foreign investment projects to provincial-level governments, while the CSRC has issued Measures regulating unlisted public companies.
Despite China's Employment Contract Law offering uniform rules over non-compete clauses, employers are still unsure of the best way to structure these agreements and how to deal with rules that vary from province to province