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26 June, JW Marriott Hotel Beijing

Leading maritime lawyers and in-house counsel share insights on what it means for carriers, cargo owners and insurers

Marco Chung on arbitration seat selection

For Marco Chung, group head of legal at CITIC Securities International, the choice for arbitration seat in China-related disputes is clear

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China's maritime code amendments
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CORRESPONDENTS

Tighter scrutiny of auditor changes under HKEX’s new FAQ

By Stella Yeung and Stephen Luo, Jingtian & Gongcheng

Equity repurchases: Fulfilling obligations, mitigating dispute risks

By Zhou Jian, Anli Partners

Under different buyback structures, enforceability, allocation of liability and guarantee performance often shape the course of the buyback and VAM disputes

Infringement risks of generative AI in entertainment industry (Part 1)

By Jiang Shen and Xu Wen, Jingtian & Gongcheng

From digital identity licensing to training data provenance, artificial intelligence generative content (AIGC) is pushing ownership, liability and due diligence to the forefront of business decision-making

Listing framework competitiveness

HKEX consultation on listing framework competitiveness

By Rossana Chu, YYC Legal
AI prompts not copyrightablevideo

Weighing up AI prompts with copyright law

By Zhang Yichao and Yan Boru, Ronly & Tenwen Partners

Singapore’s tax-free mirage: The substance-driven back-tax risk

By Yan Ge and Shi Wenhan, Joint-Win Partners
China's maritime code amendments

Understanding amendments to the Maritime Code

By Xie Ming, ETR Law Firm
Corporate criminal compliance in the AI era

Architecting corporate criminal compliance in the AI era

By Zhang Yichen and Wang Qinfei, Joint-Win Partners

CHINA INSIGHTS

Recovery and liability for losses arising from uncollected cargo

By Chen Leiming and Yuan Yuan, Kangda Law Firm

This article examines the recovery and allocation of liability for losses arising from uncollected cargo under the revised law

China’s marine warranties: a better balance?

By Shengnan Jia, Tahota Law Firm

China’s revised Maritime Code recalibrates warranty breach rules, reshaping denial boundaries, risk allocation and standard terms in marine cover

How actual controllers of listed companies ward off criminal risks

By Cai Zhenghua, Shanghai Elite Law Firm

When listed companies become involved in serious misconduct like tax evasion or bribery, the actual controller is often the first to be held accountable

GLOBAL OUTLOOK

Agile shareholding structures, compliance to drive AI globalisation

By Clara Liu and Zhao Chenchen, Han Kun Law Offices

AI global expansion confronts regulatory and geopolitical hurdles

Relearning trade secret protection in the age of AI agents

By Steve Zhao and Simon Du, GEN Law Firm

In recent years, in-house counsel discussion of AI and trade secrets has largely focused on the scenario of “staff feeding data into ChatGPT”, which is a valid concern

Case study: Seeking compensation for ‘no contract’ overseas projects

By Cindy Ge, Hiways Law Firm

In 2018, a large state-owned design institute signed a strategic co-operation agreement with a Hong Kong investment company to jointly develop a hydropower project in Nepal

DISPUTE DIGEST

The meticulous art of evidence submission in arbitration

Effective evidence submission is essential to proving legal facts and ensuring fair arbitration outcomes in China

New ‘med-arb’ expedited rules to mediate dispute resolution

BAC launches new Med-Arb Expedited Rules for faster dispute resolution

First court-enforced arbitral tribunal interim measure

In a BAC/BIAC tech dispute case, the tribunal granted an interim measure based on the claimant’s application

FEATURES

A tale of three seats

For Marco Chung, group head of legal at CITIC Securities International, the choice for arbitration seat in China-related disputes is clear

Beating burnout

The hours are brutal and the stakes are high. So what keeps elite lawyers balanced and able to carry on?

China Business Law Awards 2026

Market and clients alike bear witness: which Chinese and international law firms have truly stood out?

Ship shape?

Leading maritime lawyers and in-house counsel share insights on what it means for carriers, cargo owners and insurers

White collars, dark intentions

Senior white-collar crime partners map out the shifting risks and offer a full-spectrum playbook, from internal probes to cross-border defence

IP flip

GC and senior lawyers decode China's new IP trends

Squaring up to circular training

Chief legal officer and senior legal counsel of Louis Dreyfus Company share practical tips on protection against circular trading risks

Anchoring growth

Can in-house counsel step up as champions of business growth amid the challenges of compliance and technology?

The A-List 2025-26: Rising Stars

China Business Law Journal has identified this year’s future leaders in the legal market after an extensive market survey and independent research

AROUND THE REGION

The A-List: Indonesia’s top lawyers

Indonesia’s top 100 lawyers plus 41 Legal Icons

South Korea Global Standards Local Execution

Q&A: Korea’s global standards align with local execution

IHCF vice president SongYi Son discusses the merits and possible obstacles for doing business in South Korea

Malaysia Law Firm Awards

Asia Business Law Journal names Malaysia’s top law firms

Vietnam Law Firm Awards

Asia Business Law Journal reveals the country’s top law firms

Q&A INTAs Walter Chia discusses IP from APAC viewpoint (1)

Q&A: INTA’s Walter Chia discusses IP from APAC viewpoint

Walter Chia, the chief representative officer for Asia-Pacific at INTA, elaborates on factors shaping IP across the region  

In the spotlight

Three INTA board members highlight AI branding, deepfakes and Asian enforcement reshaping trademark ownership, liability and protection

Cracking the bad eggs

As Indonesia’s new criminal codes take effect, local and foreign businesses are in a race to keep pace or pay the price

Strait jacket

Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz reveal fragility of contracts; experts urge rewriting force majeure clauses to safeguard trade supply

M&A: A new way

As M&A activities climb across the region, rising regulatory complexity and shifting market dynamics are redefining strategy, execution and the evolving role of general counsel

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