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

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

Merits & Tree Law Offices hires Fu Yi and Enya Yang as partners to strengthen its Shanghai capital markets practice

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

China¡¯s legal overhaul compels internet giants to follow new competition rules, reshaping platform and consumer power

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

China Business Law Journal highlights Chinese and international lawyers who drove key market-shaping deals and projects this year

Global Law Office has hired Wang Yi, ex-corporate team head at Merits & Tree, and Zhao Yanming as partners in Shenzhen

Merits & Tree opens a Guangzhou branch, hiring four partners specializing in disputes, asset disposal, and bankruptcy

Involving major players like China Baowu and Rio Tinto, marking a significant milestone in the mining sector

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

When helping clients navigate a complex legal landscape, young elite lawyers have brought fresh ideas and innovative approaches to the table

Zhang Xiaoxia and Xiang Ping have joined Merits & Tree Law Offices as equity partner and compensation partner

Following an extensive survey of market opinion and independent editorial research, China Business Law Journal announces the Growth Drivers in China¡¯s legal market.

Four partners have joined Merits & Tree Law Offices to boost its dispute resolution, commercial and criminal advocacy sectors

Merits & Tree Law Offices has officially opened its sixth mainland branch in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan, with two partners, Zhong Jingjing and Liu Zhang, on board

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

Merits & Tree Law Offices continues its expansion strategy with the hiring of Gu Jing, Cai Guoqiang and Zhang Jianxin as partners

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

Merits & Tree Law Offices hires Li Zheng, Zhang Yong and Zheng Yan as business partners to enhance several practice areas, while Pan Yang also joins as a partner to help manage the firm

Merits & Tree Law Offices hires five partners for three locations with Wang Haiqing and Qu Chenxi joining the Beijing office, Fu Huahua and Li Zeyu in Shanghai and Lv Jingya in the Wuhan office

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

The leaders of international and domestic firms in China have their eyes firmly on the prizes of the future

Merits & Tree Law Offices has appointed Wang Tingru, Diao Shengyan and Ren Gulong as Beijing-based partners, while Wang Wenchao, Huang Guangde and Gao Songsong were hired as Shenzhen-based partners

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

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

A consultation document released by China¡¯s securities watchdog potentially removes a key hurdle for US regulators to gain full access to the auditing reports of Chinese companies listed in New York

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

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

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