Fengchang Liu

Practice Areas

Mr. Liu’s practice areas include cross-border commercial litigation and arbitration. He has experience in dealing with disputes covering a wide range of areas, including but not limited to contracts, Sino-foreign Joint ventures, international competition, share transfers, company control, financial products, cross-border enforcement and interim relief applications. He represents clients in both domestic and international arbitration proceedings conducted under the rules of the SHIAC, HKIAC, SCIA, UNCITRAL, and many court proceedings trialed by intermediate and high Peoples Court.

Mr. Liu also represents clients in recognition and enforcement proceedings of international arbitral awards or foreign court judgments, as well as the application of interim measures in the aid of arbitrations seated in Hong Kong. He has dealt with cross-border commercial disputes related to various jurisdictions, cooperated with lawyers from United States, Hong Kong SAR, BVI, Cayman Islands, Singapore, etc.

Publications

How to Apply Laws in Foreign-Related Litigations

Supreme Court Notes on Foreign-Related Trials: The Validity and Impact of Asymmetric Jurisdiction Clauses

Drawing Lessons from Others' Practices: The Financial Test Case Scheme in the UK

5 Key Points on the Application and Exclusion of Foreign Laws in Foreign-Related Litigations

Comparison of Mainland China and Hong Kong's Systems to Assist Foreign-Related Property Preservation

8 Questions to understand how to obtains evidence in the US in aid of Chinese Litigation

530+ Cases to understand Service of Process in Foreign-Related Civil and Commercial Litigations

Cross-border Evidence Collection and Preservation: How to make full use of Judicial Assistance Provided by China?

Special Statutes of Limitations in Foreign-Related Civil and Commercial Cases

A Paper to Clarify the Jurisdiction Levels of First Instance Foreign-Related Civil and Commercial Cases

Judgment Reciprocity between the Americas and China, Few Cases But Feasibility May Exceed Expectations

Current Status of Mutual Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments Between Chinese and European Courts

Recognizing Asian Countries’ Judgments, One Country Remains an Intractable Stalemate

Recognizing U.S. Judgments, "Reciprocity" May Vary by "States"

5 Questions to Understand Document Disclosure in International Arbitration

A Concise Guide to Preservation Measures in Mainland China for Hong Kong Arbitration Cases

Negotiation Before Arbitration? 5 Suggestions for Effective Multi-tiered Arbitration Clauses