Since 1994, T&D has been monitoring AML legislative progress and development from the very beginning. In the legislative process, the articles of the AML have been modified dramatically and T&D is familiar with all the changes and the background.

Since 2003, T&D has been retained for the legal counsel by many multinational companies on China’s anti-trust issues. T&D sends anti-trust memorandums to the clients on a regular basis.

Since 2005, T&D hosts and co-hosts a total of fourteen (14) competition & anti-trust law symposiums by inviting government officials, and academic researchers to discuss the core issues in China’s AML theory and practice.

Good relationship & communication access with China’s AML Enforcement Authorities such as the Ministry of Commerce (“MOFCOM”), the State Administration for Industry & Commerce ("SAIC"), the National Development & Reform Commission (“NDRC”).

T&D has close cooperation with the mainstream of China’s AML academia circle, established good relationships with some distinguished AML scholars such as Professor Huang Yong, Professor Wang Xiaoye, Professor Sheng Jieming and Professor Wu Hanhong. These people are playing a key role in the Chinese AML legislation. Some of them are expected to be selected as members of the Anti-monopoly Committee under the State Council.

T&D has provided extensive services involving different anti-trust legal issues both domestically as well as overseas.. Our efforts in both public policy and AML reliance have led us to a prestigious reputation.

T&D has assisted oversea clients by successfully submitting Pre-notification Reports of Anti-trust Filing and secured the timely clearance in more than forty (40) M&A.

As AML is seeing growing globalization, to enhance exposure to international views and experience, T&D secures and maintains a friendly dialogue with foreign agencies by sharing understanding of anti-trust issues. These agencies includeUS Department of Justice (“DOJ”), US Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) and the European Commissioner for Competition.