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The world of arbitration is continuously evolving, and amidst the changing landscape there remain arbiters who continue to command attention in Mainland China-seated arbitrations. These individuals are influencing the field both within China and in the international arena through their expertise, influence and considerable contributions to jurisprudence. Some are known for their deep knowledge in particular areas of law, whereas others have vast experience to draw upon, or a combination of the two. Here are some of the most in-demand arbitrators in mainland China today.
The noted professionals highlighted in this article have all made significant contributions to the field of arbitration in China, garnering considerable respect and recognition in their fields. Their work in commercial and corporate law, international law, finance and securities, among other sectors is creating an indelible impact in the legal sphere.
We will delve deeper into the backgrounds of these arbitration specialists, examining their education, career paths and the industries they have influenced. We’ll also look at the specific arbitration institutions that these individuals are affiliated with and, when available, provide links to their professional websites for additional information.
Tao Xiuming
Tao Xiuming is a revered figure at JunZeJun Law Offices, possessing a deep understanding of finance and structured finance matters. With his expertise in tackling disputes relative to asset management, bond repurchase, securities lending, private equity investment, and derivatives. He’s a favored arbitrator with institutions like CIETAC, BAC, SHIAC and SCIA.
Jingzhou Tao
Independent arbitrator Jingzhou Tao has cemented his reputation in international arbitration, with numerous cases under his belt. Formerly in private practice, he now sits with Arbitration Chambers, and is recognized by panels such as HKIAC, SIAC, CIETAC, BAC, the Japan Commercial Arbitration Association and Korean Commercial Arbitration Board International.
Song Lu
Song Lu merges academic research with practical expertise as a professor in the Department of International Law at China Foreign Affairs University. His 30-year span in arbitration sees him sitting on CIETAC, BAC, SHIAC and SCIA panels, with unique recognition as an expert member by the China International Commercial Court.
Guangbin Liu
Guangbin Liu, of Guangdong Guanghe Law Firm, leads the Beijing office with a vigorous corporate & commercial practice. The CIETAC-recognized arbitrator dominates as a presiding arbitrator in disputes, demonstrating his impartiality in proceedings and commanding respect for tackling trade mark and trade secrets matters.
Li Shen
Li Shen of Grandall Law Firm boasts a varied resume, including experience as a general counsel and a judge. This combined expertise equips him with a unique perspective in arbitration proceedings, particularly in finance and investment disputes, and issues related to shareholding and bonds.
Fang Li
Formerly a partner at Tian Yuan Law Firm, Fang Li showcases his extensive knowledge in international investment, tax, M&A, and financial securities as an arbitrator for domestic tribunals like CIETAC and SCIA.
Hang Zhao
Hang Zhao of Commerce & Finance Law Offices (Tongshang) excels particularly in construction-related arbitration, whether as sole or presiding arbitrator. His bilingual capabilities (Mandarin and German) also equip him well for cases with cross-border elements.
Kaixiang Liu
Peking University Law School professor Kaixiang Liu is known for his expertise across various legal sectors. This, along with his active service as an arbitrator for CIETAC and Singapore International Arbitration Centre, proves his significance in the legal field.
Jing Gu
Jing Gu of W&H Law Firm not only stands out for his private practice focused on construction, real estate, financing, and equity investment but also for his work as an arbitrator in SHIAC and Shanghai Arbitration Commission.
Helena Chen
Lastly, at Chen & Chang, Attorneys-at-Law, Helena Chen impresses peers with her case management skills and wealth of experience. Her specialization in construction and infrastructure law sees her serving in multiple capacities—as sole arbitrator, chair, or co-arbitrator—in cases for CIETAC, BAC, SHIAC, SCIA and ICC.
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