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PROFILE

Zongjing JIANG

Senior Partner, Beijing Hylands (Zhengzhou) Law Firm

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Business experience. International perspective. Legal practice.

Before legal practice, Zongjing JIANG worked in a Fortune Global 500 U.S.-invested company and a Czech trading company on corporate operations, overseas projects and project management. He now focuses on international trade, cross-border disputes, debt recovery and overseas expansion.

Practice Areas

  • International Trade
  • Cross-Border Dispute Resolution
  • Cross-Border Debt Recovery
  • Corporate Overseas Expansion & Cross-Border Investment
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EDUCATION

Education

Beijing Foreign Studies University
Bachelor of Czech Language and Literature
Charles University in Prague
Visiting Scholar
China University of Political Science and Law
Advanced Studies Program in Civil and Commercial Law

QUALIFICATIONS

Professional qualifications

  • PRC Lawyer's Practising Certificate
  • Level III Lawyer (Intermediate Professional Title)

Languages

  • Chinese
  • English
  • Czech

APPOINTMENTS

Professional and social appointments

Leading Talent | Foreign-Related Lawyers Talent Pool, Henan Lawyers Association

Executive Committee Member | Cross-Border Dispute Resolution Professional Committee

Executive Committee Member | Foreign-Related Professional Committee, Zhengzhou Lawyers Association

Member | Foreign-Related Professional Committee, Zhengdong New Area Lawyers Working Committee

Council Member | Central and Eastern Europe Chapter, WRSA

Deputy Secretary-General | Henan Alumni Association of BFSU

PUBLICATION

Selected publication

“Challenges and Countermeasures in Cross-Border Insolvency Cooperation”

Published in Chinese Businessman magazine.

REPRESENTATIVE MATTERS

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CONTACT

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