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

Guantao Law Firm and Landing Law Offices set up branches in Zhuhai, further strengthening their respective presence in Greater Bay Area

Duan & Duan Law Firm has received regulatory approval to establish a Guangzhou office

City Development Law Firm opens Hong Kong office, focusing on cross-border investment and arbitration

China now allows GBA firms listed on HKEX to seek secondary listings on SZSE under applicable policies

K&L Gates hires Greater China IPO expert Janney Chong in Hong Kong

Kim Beng Ng named Rajah & Tann¡¯s new managing partner, focusing on expansion and AI

Cleary Gottlieb will close its Beijing branch in July and merge with Hong Kong

Managing partner David Bulley has an ambitious plan for Appleby¡¯s Asia development as he considers opening a second mainland office in 2025

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

Wang Jing & GH Law Firm has expanded its footprint in the Greater Bay Area with the establishment of an office in Hong Kong

DOCVIT Law Firm has established its 10th branch office

After eight years of operating independently, Guantao Law Firm¡¯s Hong Kong office has entered into a partnership with Gallant, a Hong Kong peer with 130 employees, to enhance cross-border capabilities by increasing their scale of operations

East & Concord Partners has formed an affiliation with Hong Kong law firm Yang & Yang Solicitors to enhance their service capabilities in the Greater Bay Area

Anew travel endorsement pilot scheme permits mainland talent in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) to travel to Hong Kong and Macau for multiple-entry exchanges and visits

Janet Hui, the new co-chair of the International Bar Association¡¯s antitrust section, talks her ambition to broaden the horizons for Chinese lawyers in the competition arena, and her unusual career journey

Jingtian & Gongcheng has hired Arthur Tsang as a partner in its Shanghai office and Kelvan Cheung as a partner in Hong Kong

Welcoming Hong Kong's proposals to reform the arbitration fee structure Yang Ing Loong, a council member of the HKIAC and chair of its appointments committee, suggested the next step should be to ¡°enlarge the pool of qualified arbitrators¡±

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