福建：商事案件办理质效持续趋优

Core Viewpoint - The Fujian Provincial High Court has released a white paper outlining its efforts to optimize the legal business environment from 2022 to 2025, highlighting significant improvements in handling commercial cases and the establishment of a comprehensive judicial service system to support the private economy [1][2]. Group 1: Judicial Efficiency and Case Management - Since 2022, Fujian courts have received over 770,000 first-instance commercial cases and concluded over 740,000, indicating a continuous improvement in case handling efficiency [1]. - The court has implemented the "Jinjiang Experience" to enhance the integration of judicial services, focusing on a comprehensive system that includes litigation, enforcement, and dispute resolution [1]. Group 2: Support for Private Economy - Fujian, known for its strong private economy, has introduced 16 measures in 2024 to support this sector, with 9 key tasks outlined for the current year [1]. - The court has established mechanisms for case review and supervision, aiming to ensure long-term implementation and effectiveness of these measures [1]. Group 3: Administrative Dispute Resolution - The court has developed an administrative litigation white paper and collaborated with the provincial judicial department to publish an annual analysis report on administrative litigation and review cases [1]. - A comprehensive network of administrative dispute mediation centers has been established, with over 80% of disputes resolved at the administrative review stage [1]. Group 4: Service Optimization for Enterprises - The Fujian High Court, in collaboration with 12 other agencies, has optimized the "enterprise bankruptcy information verification" service to facilitate easier access to bankruptcy information [2]. - Continuous improvements in litigation services have been made, including self-service options, asynchronous hearings, cross-regional filings, and centralized delivery, enhancing the "one-stop service" experience [2]. - New measures have been introduced to address concerns from private enterprises regarding excessive and delayed asset preservation, promoting efficient and effective judicial actions [2].