Lawyers and advisers in China
The Corporate INTL directory lists 77 experts in China from 59 firms.
The most represented practice areas in China are Dispute Resolution & Litigation, Corporate, Commercial & M&A and Competition & Antitrust. Use the filters below to narrow by specialism or practice area, or search by name or firm.
Experts
Aaron Yu
Aaron Yu is a non-equity partner of Zhong Lun, one of the largest full-service firm in China. His practice focuses on complex civil and commercial litigation and arbitration as well as liquidation and dissolution matters. Aaron has…
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Angela Su Qi
Angela SU Qi is Partner, Head of IPR at Horizons, and oversees the operations team at Horizons China. As a seasoned IPRS expert, Angela holds extensive experience in handling diverse IPRS cases related to China. Specifically, she has…
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Angell Xi
Ms. Angell Xi has 25 years’ rich experiences in legal practice and business management, as a recognized expert in Art, IP Licensing, Luxury and Fashion, and Private Client. Prior to JTGC, Ms. Xi was in house for 12 years, including as Asia…
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Baoqiang Zheng
Baoqiang Zheng (Bao) is a professional consultant with more than 20 years' experience in construction dispute avoidance and dispute management. He has been involved in claims for major infrastructure schemes around the world and has acted…
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Brenda Horrigan
Brenda Horrigan is a partner based in Salans' Shanghai and Paris offices, and is co-head of the firm's International Arbitration Practice Group. She concentrates on international arbitration with a particular focus on disputes involving…
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Candice Du
Candice Du is the lead Partner of the transaction team at Llinks Law Office (Shenzhen Office). Meanwhile, she is also an arbitrator at the Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration (SCIA). In the field of private equity / venture…
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Carol (Yeping) Zhu
Carol heads the Zhong Lun labour and employment law practice group. Prior to joining Zhong Lun Law Firm, Carol was a key member to the employment practice group of a major international law firm. Before practicing in law firms, Carol…
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Catherine Liu
Beijing ZBSD Patent & Trademark Agent Ltd is one of the leading full service IP firms in China, which was founded in Beijing in 2003 with branch offices in Xi’an and Hebi. At present, ZBSD has 210 staff members, including 5 lawyers, 48…
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Christoph Koeppel
Christoph Koeppel has been living and working in Mainland China for over 13 years, after having obtained a second master of law in Chinese economic law from Tsinghua University in Beijing in 2007 (one of the leading universities of the…
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Daniel Lee
Mr. Daniel Lee is a partner in Jingtian & Gongcheng’s Shanghai office. Prior to joining us, Mr. Lee worked at some leading law firms for over 10 years, including Davis Polk LLP, Morrison & Foerster LLP and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP in…
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Ding Liang
Ding Liang is the head of DeHeng China’s antitrust practice. Mr Ding joined DeHeng Law Offices in 2013. Before joining DeHeng, he worked at King & Wood Mallesons, Dewey Ballantine LLP in DC, China National Textile Import & Export Corp, and…
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Dong (Eric) Liu
Professional Experience Mr Liu began practicing law in 1997 and joined Han Kun Law Offices in February 2011. He specialises in cross-border arbitration and litigation, especially disputes involving cross-border transactions and commercial…
View profile →Frequently asked questions
How do I find a good lawyer or adviser in China?
Check that they are qualified or registered to practise in China, for example with the local bar association or professional body, and that they have handled matters like yours, including any cross-border element. Ask who will do the work, which languages they work in and how they charge before you instruct them. Each lawyer or adviser listed on this page has a profile with their firm, practice areas and contact details, so you can compare them before getting in touch.
How much does a lawyer cost in China?
Fees depend on the firm, the experience of the person advising you and how complex the matter is. Firms commonly charge by the hour, a fixed fee for a defined piece of work, or a combination of the two. Ask for a written estimate and the terms of engagement before any work starts.
Do I need a local lawyer or adviser in China if I am based abroad?
Matters governed by the law of China, or that involve its courts, registries or authorities, usually need an adviser qualified there. If you already have an adviser at home, they can often work alongside a local lawyer or adviser in China, which keeps the advice joined up on cross-border matters.
Can I find an English-speaking lawyer or adviser in China?
Many lawyers and advisers who work with international clients advise in English, but it is worth checking. Ask about working languages when you first get in touch, and whether documents can be provided in English as well as the local language.
Should I use a lawyer or an adviser?
Use a lawyer for legal advice, contracts and anything that may end up before a court or a regulator. Advisers such as accountants, tax advisers and consultants handle compliance, financial and business advice. Many matters need both, which is why Find an Expert lists both, under the Legal and Advisory specialisms.
How do I contact a lawyer or adviser in China through Corporate INTL?
Open any profile on this page to see the contact details the firm has provided, such as telephone, email and website. Every profile also has a "Contact via Corporate INTL" button if you would rather send your request through us.