Tag: Shenzhen

Global Law Office recruits four partners and their teams to strengthen its capabilities in dispute resolution and investment

King & Wood, Haiwen & Partners and Clifford Chance act on China Resources New Energy’s record breaking RMB21.3 billion IPO on the SZSE

China’s new environmental code bundles decades of separate statutes into one heavy tome, and companies are scrambling to decipher chapter and verse

Capital markets lower entry threshold but ramp up accountability

Grandall Law Firm has added six equity partners across its Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Fuzhou and Wuhan offices

SSD supplier DapuStor debuted on the SZSE on 16 April, becoming the first pre-profit company to list on the ChiNext board. King & Wood and AllBright advised on the IPO

East & Concord Partners has added six partners and a counsel across four offices nationwide, bolstering its capabilities in dispute resolution, compliance and international trade

Perkins Coie launched its Shenzhen office on 8 April after closing branches in Shanghai and Beijing in 2024

Eight leading arbitration institutions share the latest trends and developments across the board

Bird & Bird has recently expanded its Greater Bay Area team with the addition of two partners, Lucia He in Shenzhen and Katherine Cheung in Hong Kong

Growth Drivers: We highlight leading Chinese and international lawyers who excel across legal and business sectors

Revised law aims to rebrand China as a trusted forum, offering relief to companies facing cross-border disputes

Caught between national ambition and market reality, law firms in Chengdu and Chongqing are reshaping their paths

Taylor Wessing UK will exit its verein to merge with Winston & Strawn, while China operations remain unchanged

Yenlex Partners opened a Shenzhen branch, expanding into the Greater Bay Area after its 2023 Hangzhou launch

The Visionaries: We announce the top lawyers who have driven change and served legal society for the past year

Grandway Law Offices has hired Liu Zhiwei and Cao Jian as partners in Shenzhen and Suzhou to boost its IP practice

Han Kun Law Offices has hired Zhang Dong at its Shenzhen office to strengthen the dispute resolution practice

The Revenue of 111 Chinese law firms depicts a struggling legal market and a rampant race for survival

AnJie Broad appointed Andy See as international partner in Shenzhen to boost cross-border compliance and sanctions work

GLO hires four new partners in Chengdu, Shanghai, Shenzhen & Beijing, boosting regional and practice capabilities

BVI Premier Wheatley targets Malaysia for growth in the Asia-Pacific

Rajah & Tann Asia appoints Michelle Li as head of arbitration, construction, and projects for China

Twelve arbitration institutions launched a platform for sharing manpower and legal tech in the Greater Bay Area

Chance Bridge Partners beefed up its Beijing and Shenzhen teams

Global Law Office has hired Lucy Luo and Wendy Wu as partners to work in Shanghai, while partner Huang Zhen will be in the Shenzhen office

Han Kun Law Offices welcomes Sheldon Chen and Clarence Chung back to the firm and they will be based in the Shenzhen branch

AnJie Broad Law Firm has hired Wang Zhining and Zhao Mingqing as partners to strengthen the firm’s anti-monopoly and capital markets business

Chinese companies are finding both challenges and opportunities amid shakeups in capital markets at home and abroad

The Hong Kong SAR Government has submitted an amendment bill to the Legislative Council to propose three new fee agreements to allow lawyers to charge arbitration cases by the principles of "no win, no fee" and "no win, low fee"

V&T Law Firm has furthered its commitment to the Greater Bay Area by setting up a joint-operation office with Hong Kong-based CW Chan & Co

Merits & Tree Law Offices has hired four partners – Philip Qiao and Kelly Zheng in its Beijing headquarters; Stone Huang and Fan Qiuping in the firm’s Shenzhen branch – as well as Song Yaqin as a counsel in Beijing

Merits & Tree Law Offices has appointed four partners – Zhang Yifei in its Beijing headquarters, and Yu Jie, Chen Xiao and Yang Cheng to its Shenzhen branch.

Han Kun Law Offices has opened a branch in Haikou, its fifth after Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong

With a state-led "common prosperity" philanthropy campaign well underway, what options do private enterprises have? Jasmine Wen reports