Recent cases in China show that enterprises need to actively comply with the law, pay close attention to legislation and promote employees’ awareness of compliance.

Three experienced Asia-based lawyers spoke to Tim Gilkison about their 'return' to private practice, and how to make a successful transition ...

There is a greater focus on smaller, more strategic deals that attract less scrutiny from government officials ...

The dean of Peking University School of Transnational Law in Shenzhen discusses the development of legal education in China.

A court in Fuzhou has moved to block sales as part of a long-running battle between Apple and Qualcomm.

Fish & Richardson has won approval to open a representative office in Shenzhen.

Revised guidelines could provide opportunities to protect technology in this rapidly developing sector.

Proper preparation and planning can help organisations set out a clear path for responding to a cyber breach ...

The new legal tech platform will promote more open cross-border trade and investment in response to US-China trade friction.

The rush to register the French football star Mbappe’s name highlights the scale of the issue.

New methods of financing and challenging economic conditions have fuelled new types of disputes ...

Along with legal knowledge, a business mindset and good communication skills are important attributes for the vice-president for business reputation and responsibility, Greater China, at InterContinental Hotels Group ...

Arbitrators from around the world met earlier this year to discuss the future of international arbitration at the 24th International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA) congress in Sydney, Australia ...

The history of China’s opening-up policy and the internationalisation process of arbitration in Shenzhen, as well as the future of the merged arbitration institutions ...

This article focuses on the recent developments of banking dispute resolution in China ...