China's new Law on Lawyers addresses fundamental rights for lawyers. This month, Joanna Law spoke with some of China's top lawyers who shared their views on the amendments and discussed what further changes would be beneficial to the profession.
Domestic companies' M&A and outbound investments continue to drive economic growth in Asia Pacific as confidence surges among Asian CEOs, according to…
Investors' reactions to China's Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor [QDII] program remains flat, even though the China Banking Regulatory Commission…
Investors' reactions to China's Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor [QDII] program remains flat, even though the China Banking Regulatory Commission…
Arbitration in China has dramatically increased in recent years, as China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission [CIETAC], a governmental…
In the past 16 years, the PRC Civil Procedure Law has played an important role in safeguarding the civil rights and interests of the parties and regulating the conduct of the other relevant participants in litigation. However, with the rapid development of China's economy and the increasingly complex and elaborate Chinese legal system, more and more civil and commercial disputes have arisen in recent years and aggrieved parties are more willing than ever to resort to court to resolve their disputes. This has created the need for a revised version of the legislation with more specific guidance and rules, especially regarding retrial and enforcement procedures.
Investigative Due Diligence and M&A in ChinaDue diligence is a major component of any M&A transaction anywhere in the world. In China, due diligence takes…