China is to implement its controversial cyber security law this week despite foreign firms warning about its impact on their ability to do business there.
Global business groups have joined forces in an appeal to Chinese authorities to postpone enforcing a cybersecurity law they say violates Beijing's free-trade pledges.
China has released two prominent human rights lawyers who had been detained for 22 months after allegedly confessing in court to collaborating with foreign organisations and media to damage Communist Party rule.
International legal practice Osborne Clarke has entered the mainland China market after admitting new Shanghai-based firm, Zhang Yu & Partners to its international network.
The UK-based law firm has admitted Shanghai-based firm, Zhang Yu & Partners, to its international network, its first foray into China.
Following a number of violations of lawyers' legal rights which have garnered global scrutiny, Chinese authorities are to establish mechanisms to respond quickly to cases that harm solicitors' professional rights.
Linklaters is stepping up its moves in Asia as it gets ready to make its long anticipated foray into the Chinese market with a new venture in the pipeline for Shanghai.
The embattled companies' reputational woes are far from over, it seems.
China's new comprehensive Cybersecurity Law is due to come into effect in June - but most legal tech professionals aren't even familiar with it.
Morgan Lewis is to significantly expand its pan-China practice by adding 13 partners in Hong Kong, Beijing, and Shanghai and 40 lawyers in mainland China.
International law firm Fieldfisher has expanded its Chinese presence with the opening of an office in Shanghai. This is the second Fieldfisher office in China following its launch in Beijing in November 2016.
China's Supreme People's Court has granted Mr Jordan trademark rights over the transliterated version of his surname in Mandarin.
A Shanghai opening may be on the horizon for Fieldfisher as its merger with Beijing-based boutique JS Partners goes live today.
The planned listing of Chinese logistics company ZTO Express on the New York Stock Exchange is set to become the most lucrative IPO from a Chinese company since the listing of Alibaba.
Hogan Lovells has become the latest international firm to strike a formal alliance with a local firm in Shanghai.
The new rules will place responsibility on law firms for anti-government protests from their lawyers.
Renowned activist lawyer Xia Lin has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for fraud charges, prompting outcry among China's legal and human rights communities.
China's legal market is defying a slackened economy, with turnover on the up at most of the country's elite law firms.
The entirety of Dentons' legacy team in Shanghai prior to its combination with Dacheng has jumped ship and launched anew as Morgan, Lewis & Bockius' flagship Shanghai office.
Herbert Smith Freehills has expanded its Belfast-based alternative legal services business with the launch of a 13-lawyer legal services centre in Shanghai.