Avocats – China

Ting (Kenneth) ZHOU

JunHe

Ting Lei

Mr. Lei Ting is specialized in shipping, maritime matters, international trade, protection of intellectual property rights, foreign direct investments, merger and acquisition of assets and companies, contract matters, insurance, dispute resolution. He has advised clients engaged in a wide range of industries including finance, banking, investment, resources, energy, manufacturing, shipping, infrastructure, and trading, etc. Mr. Lei Ting has handled a large number of international disputes (litigation and arbitration), recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral award involving charter party, international sale and purchase of goods, cargo claims, insurance claims, financial leasing and investment. He also represented clients for arbitrations before China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, the Arbitration Institute of Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and the London Maritime Arbitrators Association. He is also academically productive and has published a number of articles on leading magazines such as Annual of China Maritime Law and Annual of China Maritime Trial.

Global Law Office

Ting Xiao

DLA Piper

Ting YUAN

Banking & Finance sector Ting works on debt finance and various financial products, with particular focus on leverage finance, project finance and debt restructuring.

Zhong Lun Law Firm

Ting Yang

Partner

Commerce & Finance Law Offices

Ting Yao

Partner

AnJie Broad Law Firm

Ting Zhang

Partner

FenXun Partners

Tingcai (Lawrence HO) HE

Partner

JunHe

Tingfang Lin

Partner

Dehehantong Law Offices

Tingting Dai

Senior Associate

Dehehantong Law Offices

Tingting Liao

Partner

Fangda Partners

Tingting Zhang

Tingting Zhang specialized in capital markets, M&A, PE/VC, structured finance & securitization and the relevant commercial dispute resolutions.

Global Law Office

Tingting Zhao

Partner

JunHe

Tingwu Duan

Partner

AnJie Broad Law Firm

Toby Chun

Co-Head of the Firm’s Environmental Practice, Toby Chun has served as lead environmental counsel for many of his clients’ most environmentally challenging transactions. Toby’s practice focuses on managing the environmental aspects of a wide variety of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets offerings, acquisition financing, and real estate transactions. Drawing upon his experience working on numerous transactions spanning a diverse range of businesses and industries in the United States and around the world, Toby helps his clients achieve their business objectives by evaluating the environmental risks and liabilities associated with target companies and properties, working with environmental consultants to assess and appropriately contextualize known and potential liabilities, negotiating transaction documents on environmental terms consistent with his client’s goals, helping to optimize environmental insurance coverage, managing the resolution of environmental issues, and keeping abreast of the latest developments for emerging contaminants and other environmental topics.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Tom Luckock

Tom Luckock is a projects lawyer based in Beijing. He focuses on projects in the energy, infrastructure and agribusiness sectors. Tom worked for Norton Rose Australia before moving to Beijing. He has been based in Beijing for more than nineteen years. He studied Chinese and undergraduate law for two years at Renmin University and reads and speaks Chinese. Tom is a recommended practitioner in the 2009 to 2019 editions of Legal 500, IFLR 1000 and Chambers and Partners. Tom is also Deputy Chair of the China-Australia Chamber of Commerce.

Norton Rose Fulbright

Tommy Xia

Partner

Llinks Law Offices

Tong HE

Partner

JunHe

Tongtong Lu

Senior Partner

Kangda Law Firm

Tony Mou

Senior Counsel

Hogan Lovells International LLP

Tony Xiang

Partner

Fangda Partners

Tracy Shen

Partner / Attorney at Law

Chang Tsi & Partners

Tracy Wang

Counsel

Ashurst

Tyler Xiu

Of Counsel

Morrison Foerster