SHANGHAI: China International Arbitration Club - Practical issues in resolving Chinese-foreign business disputes

Tuesday, 22 June 2010

The second meeting of the China International Arbitration Club in Shanghai gave insights into a new provision that could be interpreted as restricting Chinese arbitrators from appearing as advocates. An attendee reports

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