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 latest amendments to China's Civil Procedure Law are a response to the increase in civil and commercial litigation. In an exclusive analysis article for China Law & Practice, Ariel Ye and Yu Song assess what affect the amendments will have on case rejections, public interest litigation and the rights of litigants

Criminal liability may be pursued for legal actions instituted with malicious intent to prejudice another's lawful rights and interests.

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

Shenzhen has promulgated the first set of regional regulations on sexual equality in China.

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