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Australian writer detained in China deserves a fair trial
Politics 28 May 2021 ByLauren CroftAustralian writer detained in China deserves a fair trial, says LCA

The Law Council of Australia has supported calls to allow an Australian imprisoned in China access to legal...

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Ranny Fan
SME Law 26 May 2021 ByEmma MusgraveHall & Wilcox eyes China practice with NSW lawyer at the helm

Australian law firm Hall & Wilcox has appointed a NSW-based partner to head up the firm’s locally based China...

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forced labour
Big Law 28 April 2021 ByNaomi NeilsonHuman rights lawyers have argued that potential new laws targeting...

Human rights lawyers have argued that potential new laws targeting forced labour in China should be broadened to target...

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Clifford Chance
Big Law 02 March 2021 ByNaomi NeilsonChina State Shipbuilding Corporation achieves successful merger

Clifford Chance has advised China State Shipbuilding Corporation on antitrust aspects of a merger with China...

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Unlocking opportunities in China
Big Law 23 February 2021 ByJerome DoraisamyUnlocking opportunities in China

On the back of a new strategic alliance, one national law firm is intensely focused on empowering Australian entities to...

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Bank of China, CommBank and Westpac
Big Law 18 February 2021 ByNaomi NeilsonBank of China, CommBank and Westpac succeed in project financing

Three major banks have taken advice from Herbert Smith Freehills on the project financing of the New England Solar Farm...

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Hong Kong
Big Law 28 January 2021 ByNaomi Neilson‘This has got to stop’: IBA questions legitimacy of China’s laws

The International Bar Association has become the next major legal group to condemn, question and caution China over its...

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China hits back at national security law criticisms
Big Law 14 January 2021 ByNaomi NeilsonChina hits back at national security law criticisms

China has told Australia, the UK, US and Canada to face up to reality and to “stop interfering” in Hong Kong affairs...

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Sue Kench
Big Law 24 August 2020 ByJerome DoraisamyBigLaw cannot be ‘inward facing’

Australia is a big beneficiary of globalisation and firms at the big end of town must continue to look outward as we...

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vineyard
SME Law 24 August 2020 ByNaomi NeilsonInternational law academics say ‘normal’ anti-dumping action a...

Academics specialising in China trade laws cautioned Australians that the current anti-dumping investigation should not...

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