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Despite some remaining flaws, arbitration is still the preferred method of dispute resolution for investors in China. This is not only due to the generally applicable advantages of arbitration over litigation but is also linked to the particularities of the Chinese legal system. However, these particularities should be carefully taken into account when drafting the arbitration clause in a contract involving a Chinese party, otherwise the arbitral process could lead to an unenforceable and useless award.

Zhan HaoGrandall Legal Group (Beijing)[email protected] is difficult to overstate the importance of concentration control regulations in the broader…

The real estate and construction industry is one that has gone through many changes recently, and the government has made various attempts to control certain aspects of it with changes to the regulatory environment. Will investment in China continue in this industry and will the law evolve alongside it, or are new changes imminent? China Law & Practice takes a closer look at the field, what the lawyers have to say, and what the future will bring for China.

Refuse-derived fuel is a source of renewable energy that is being increasingly utilised in developed countries. The aim of this article is to describe the legal framework governing this area of Chinese environmental law in an effort to give some insights that are useful for the prospective economic assessment of RDF projects by foreign investors.

Sharon QiaoRouse & Co [email protected] did the Bolar Exception come from?The “Bolar Exception”, also called the “FDA Exception”,…

 Yang Fang and Zhang Zhong [email protected]@khattarwong.comOn August 30, 2007, the PRC Anti-Monopoly Law (AML)…

Hao WangRayYin & Partners P.R.C. [email protected] Enterprise Manufacturing (OEM) is a huge business area in China due to the low…

China's long-awaited Anti-Monopoly Law will become effective in one month. But lawyers are demanding that the government clean up some serious flaws and ambiguities in the draft mergers and acquisitions regulations.

China's long-awaited Anti-Monopoly Law will become effective in one month. But lawyers are demanding that the government clean up some serious flaws and ambiguities in the draft mergers and acquisitions regulations.