By Antitrust & Competition Group
On 23 December 2013, the All China Lawyers Association (ACLA) announced the establishment of the Antitrust Committee, showing that antitrust law has been recognized by the legal community in China as an important segment of the Chinese legal system.
The ACLA is the association of all admitted PRC lawyers. It was established in 1986 according to the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Lawyers. The newly established Antitrust Committee is one of the 22 professional committees under the ACLA. Professional committees are responsible for providing guidance to lawyers regarding their practice, providing opinions and suggestions in the legislation process, and organizing workshops and conferences for communication of the latest development of the law. We believe that the Antitrust Committee will provide a platform among antitrust practitioners, enforcement agencies, the judiciary and the academics and will play an active role in facilitating development of antitrust law in China. Continue Reading All China Lawyers Association Launched Antitrust Committee


