刘丰畅 Partner

+86 21 20304050 / +852-25206878

liufengchang@zhenghan.com

Personal Introduction
Liu Feng Chang

Attorney Liu specializes in cross-border dispute resolution and commercial litigation and arbitration. The types of cases she handles include, but are not limited to, contract disputes, Sino-foreign joint ventures, cross-border unfair competition, equity transfers, corporate control, financial products, cross-border recognition and enforcement of judgments/arbitral awards, and preservation measures, with the total value of cases involved amounting to tens of billions of RMB. Her experience includes arbitration cases conducted under the rules of institutions such as the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration, and the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, as well as numerous significant first-instance cases in intermediate and high people’s courts.

Attorney Liu has also assisted clients in handling the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in Mainland China and in applying to Mainland courts for preservation measures in support of Hong Kong arbitration proceedings. She excels at managing commercial disputes involving multiple jurisdictions and has been listed as a recommended lawyer in the dispute resolution field in *Chambers Greater China Region Guide 2024* and *Chambers Global Guide 2024*.

Attorney Liu is admitted as a solicitor of the High Court of Hong Kong and is one of the very few lawyers who comprehend and practice dispute resolution in both Mainland China and Hong Kong.

She currently serves as a member of the International Law Business Research Committee of the Shanghai Lawyers Association, an external lecturer at the Law School of Fudan University, and is the head of the international practice at Hongqiao Zhenghan.

Represented the founder of a cross-border structured real estate development company in handling disputes among shareholders (family members), involving simultaneous legal proceedings in China and overseas jurisdictions, with the total disputed amount exceeding 10 billion RMB.

Represented the founder of a real estate development company in handling equity disputes and damages to company interests among family members in both China and overseas jurisdictions. The total amount in dispute exceeded 4 billion RMB.

Represented a high-net-worth individual in a BVI company equity dispute case heard in a Chinese court, successfully obtaining a rare behavioral injunction in Chinese commercial litigation to restrict the de facto controller of the BVI company and its Chinese subsidiary from disposing of various assets or engaging in improper corporate management activities.

Represented a state-owned enterprise in an investment project dispute at the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, where the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Arbitration Rules were applied. The disputed transaction amount exceeded 1.8 billion RMB.

Represented a British Virgin Islands company in a share transfer dispute case at a High People's Court, where Hong Kong law was applied. Successfully recovered the full loss of 1 billion RMB.

Represented an individual in handling an option agreement dispute with Meituan, where California (U.S.) law was applicable. The dispute amount exceeded 300 million RMB.

Represented a real estate development company in a cooperative development dispute with a partner. Won the second-instance trial at the Supreme People's Court. The dispute amount exceeded 300 million RMB.

Represented a Fortune 500 company in handling a shipbuilding project dispute at the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre, involving a dispute amount exceeding 250 million RMB.

Represented an American company in handling a tort liability dispute case arising from maliciously filed intellectual property litigation. This is the first publicly documented case in which a Chinese court has recognized U.S. intellectual property litigation as constituting malicious litigation.

Represented an investment fund in handling mainland property preservation proceedings for a Hong Kong arbitration case, as well as the subsequent recognition and enforcement of the arbitral award. In this case, a mainland Chinese court recognized for the first time the Hong Kong arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction to award costs, including legal fees, incurred in mainland arbitration preservation proceedings.