Law

Abusive Litigation in China: Comparative Insights and Practical Approaches for Reform

J. Duan and B. Zhang

This article delves into the phenomenon of abusive litigation in China, exploring its various forms and consequences within civil and criminal contexts. Authored by Junshang Duan and BeiBei Zhang, the research advocates for regulatory methods to pinpoint responsible parties and establish adequate compensation, while drawing valuable comparisons from legal practices in England and the Netherlands.

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~3 min • Beginner • English

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