Recently, the Yangjiang Arbitration Commission confirmed the roster of arbitrators for its third term. The roster was deliberated collectively at the first plenary meeting of the Third Yangjiang Arbitration Commission and then publicly announced, in accordance with the qualification requirements for arbitrators set out in the Arbitration Law of the People’s Republic of China.
Eleven lawyers from Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm — Wang Binbin, Ye Peng, Zhang Aiwu, Chen Weijie, Chen Qinglan, Jin Li, Zhao Zhiming, Zhao Qixian, Huang Qingfeng, Peng Limin and Liao Junlian (in the order listed in the proposed roster of arbitrators for the Third Yangjiang Arbitration Commission) — were selected on the strength of their professional capabilities and professional reputation.
The eleven appointed lawyers have worked in the field of arbitration for many years, combining a solid grounding in legal theory with extensive front-line practice experience. They have long taken part in handling a wide range of arbitration cases, are familiar with arbitral reasoning, and are adept at providing efficient solutions that start from the substance of a dispute.
The appointments reflect the Yangjiang Arbitration Commission’s trust in, and recognition of, the professional capabilities and legal expertise of Longan Guangzhou’s lawyers. Going forward, the appointed lawyers will draw on their respective practice areas, make skilled use of arbitration, conscientiously perform their duties as arbitrators, and continue to strengthen their capacity to fulfil those duties.
About the Yangjiang Arbitration Commission
The Yangjiang Arbitration Commission is an arbitration institution approved by the Yangjiang Municipal People’s Government and by the former Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council, and registered with the Guangdong Provincial Department of Justice on 26 March 2018.
The Commission is a non-profit legal person providing public-interest services and is the only civil and commercial arbitration institution in the Yangjiang area. Under the Arbitration Law of the People’s Republic of China, and on the basis of arbitration agreements concluded by the parties, it resolves contractual disputes and other property disputes between citizens, legal persons and other organizations of equal standing fairly and promptly through arbitration. Arbitration is conducted independently and is not subject to interference by any administrative organ, public organization or individual, and the awards it issues are legally binding.
The Commission comprises a team of highly qualified arbitrators with advanced academic backgrounds and substantial legal experience, together with a secretariat known for solid legal grounding and professional competence.