COVID-19 Litigation in China One Year On - Diane Peng, Fangda Partners

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3+ y ago 16:06

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A year ago, the Supreme People’s Court issued three guiding opinions providing guidance to lower courts on a range of litigation and disputes issues arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. Diane Peng analyzes how the SPC's guidance has played out in litigation proceedings in practice; PRC courts' approach to foreign-related litigation in particular; and key takeaways from COVID-related cases she has worked on.

For the full episode, click here to listen on Apple Podcasts and here for Spotify. This is the second part of our China Questions series exploring key issues surrounding litigation in China today.

Diane Peng is a Beijing-based counsel at Fangda Partners, specializing in disputes, particularly international and foreign-related commercial arbitration and litigation.

The China Law Podcast is a weekly podcast exploring China’s business and financial sectors from a legal perspective. Get in touch at vchow@alm.com with any feedback and ideas for future episodes.

Episode Outline

01:16 Force majeure claims and model cases
04:55 Fairness principle applied to school fee dispute
07:59 Suspended litigation proceedings pending authenticated document submission
09:17 Counterparty challenges of document authenticity
11:08 Travel restrictions impact on foreign witnesses/experts
13:17 Online litigation platforms and their limitations