Dispute Resolution

All eyes were on the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) in 2012 as two sub-commissions broke away with the Commission's new Arbitration Rules as one of the contributing reasons for the split

CIETAC's new sub-commission in Hong Kong shows a determination of the organisation to become a leading player in global dispute resolution

CIETAC's new sub-commission in Hong Kong shows a determination of the organisation to become a leading player in global dispute resolution

With the new revision, even if the client or another party's criminal act will seriously harm the safety of others' property, a lawyer is still bound by the confidentiality obligation.

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 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

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 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