Ms. Tafadzwa Pasipanodya, the contributing editor, remarks: “As investment arbitration legislation and case law continue to evolve rapidly, it is critical to maintain an accurate guide regarding current relevant practices and law in various jurisdictions. The 2022 edition of this Guide accomplishes that objective by providing global businesses leaders, in-house counsel, State representatives, and international legal practitioners with ready access to important information regarding 14 jurisdictions.”

The Q&As of the China chapter provide readers with a pragmatic overview of the law and practice of investor-State arbitration in China, covering common issues such as treaties, legal frameworks, case trends, funding, international tribunals, domestic courts, recognition and enforcement.

In recent years, Hui Zhong continues to expand its legal service in two cutting-edge fields: investor-State arbitration and sports arbitration. In the high-profile Sun Yang v. WADA case, Hui Zhong represented the athlete in both the setting aside (revision) proceedings before the Swiss Supreme Court and the subsequent re-arbitration before the CAS. In two ICSID cases (ICSID Case No. ARB/20/26 and ICSID Case No. ARB/21/42), Hui Zhong represented the investors, against the Republic of Korea and the Republic of Cambodia respectively, to initiate investor-State arbitration under the ICSID Convention. Hui Zhong becomes a leading PRC law firm that has ability to provide full range of legal services in arbitration, including commercial arbitration, maritime arbitration, investor-State arbitration and sports arbitration. 

The China chapter was first published in the ICLG -  Investor-State  Arbitration 2022, the link of which is provided at the bottom.  Hui Zhong’s lawyers Mr. Zeyu Huang and Ms. Ke Wu have also made contribution in the preparation of this chapter.

Original link：https://iclg.com/practice-areas/investor-state-arbitration-laws-and-regulations/china