Tag: Beijing Arbitration Commission
Judgment assesses nature of PPP agreements
This article examines how the definition of administrative agreements and the denial of their arbitrability will affect the arbitration clause in a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement
Comparing head office and branches on arbitration agreement validity
This article analyses whether such an arbitration strategy is valid in terms of contract relativity
Crisis innovation
Small wonder that the past couple of years have spawned an exciting amount of tech-related reform in China’s courts and arbitration institutions
Long roots, strong branches
What role will Hong Kong and Shenzhen arbitration play as the Greater Bay Area pumps up into a dynamic hub for all things commercial?
Online platforms’ data protection obligations under PIPL
In the big data era, online platforms process a large amount of personal information
Settling disputes arising from guarantee system
The guarantee system takes the realisation of creditors’ rights as the basic aim of legislation
Validity of arbitration agreements under designated agents
The validity of arbitration agreements involving persons without, or with limited, civil capacity, are becoming an increasing focus of arbitration institutions and tribunals
Arbitrability for intra-company disputes
Intra-company disputes are usually resolved by courts in China, but the absence of special procedural rules in the Civil Procedure Law leads to time-consuming and laborious settlements
Handling disputes over convertible bonds trading
Convertible bonds generally refer to bonds issued by listed companies that are convertible into shares
Hai Run expands Beijing office with senior hires
Hai Run Law Firm has hired Bao Hua, Wang Huiping, and Zhu Wei as senior partners in their Beijing office and appointed Zhang Haidong as a consultant