Tag: Yingke Law Firm

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

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

A look back at the blockbuster transactions of 2025 as we gallop into the Year of the Horse

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

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

Tahota Law Firm has opened an office in Almaty, marking a new chapter in the firm’s global development in Central Asia

As capital markets resurrect, how can businesses capitalise on opportunities amid risks and nagging uncertainties?

Which Chinese and international law firms have earned client trust through exceptional expertise?          

Revenue data from over 100 law firms reveals shifts in China's legal market

Yingke Law Firm expands into Japan with new Tokyo office, becoming the latest Chinese firm to enter the market

China Business Law Journal reveals its top performing law firms of 2023  

China Business Law Journal identifies the leading “branch office” and “homegrown” law firms across different regions.

How did China’s legal market fare in the locked down year of 2022? Our annual survey, featuring 88 leading law firms, reveals the answers

What apps, software and websites are proving indispensable for China’s lawyers and in-house counsel?

China Business Law Journal reveals its top performing law firms of 2022    

China Business Law Journal announces the most exciting China-related legal transactions and disputes of 2022

China Business Law Journal conducted its annual legal market survey for 2021 with 94 leading law firms to seek their views on trends of the past year

China Business Law Journal identify the leading “branch office” and “homegrown” law firms across different regions

China Business Law Journal reveals the law firms that have excelled in the past year    

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