Hu Qingping was born in a peasant family in northwest Hunan in 1976. He graduated from Wuhan University of Technology Law School in 1999. He became obsessed with computers during college and always dreamed of using technology to drive law. After graduation, he was assigned to Guangzhou He served as the director of the secretariat of an organization. When the Internet boom came in 2000, he gave up writing and became an Internet software engineer. Later, he served as the network technology director of a project of the National Development and Reform Commission. In 2001, he founded Lawspirit Legal Translation Company; in 2005, he co-founded Cybernaut, the first legal headhunting company in China, and has successively worked for Skadden, Mobil, Lovells, Sherman, and Clifford Chance. , Anderson, Black and other foreign law firms provide talent headhunting services. Lawyer Hu has provided legal services to well-known companies such as General Motors, COFCO, State Grid, Tencent, Intel, and B&Q. In 2009, Lawyer Hu resigned from the law firm and returned to the Internet industry, which he was obsessed with, and founded China's first online law school, Wanfa Tong College. As a senior legal headhunting consultant in China, Hu Qingping has held nearly 100 public welfare lectures on lawyer career planning in universities across the country. Hu Qingping has a precious daughter Sophia, and he created a blog for Sophia
Zhang Daqin, director, was born in a rural family in Guangdong. He aspired to become a diplomat since he was a child, and was admitted to the Beijing Foreign Affairs University. After that, he was influenced by the people and turned to study law. After graduation, he qualified as a Chinese lawyer and practiced law in Guangzhou and Hong Kong for several years. Later, he went to the United States to study, and after one year of studying at Brigham Young University Law School in Utah, he was admitted to the New York State Bar. After receiving his J.D., Mr. Zhang stayed in the United States and practiced U.S. federal law as well as legal practice related to China trade and investment. Mr. Zhang’s expertise is assisting Chinese clients to invest overseas and immigrate to the United States; set up offshore companies to transfer assets and avoid legal risks; register U.S. trademarks and apply for foreign patents; and represent Chinese clients in business negotiations and cross-border litigation. Zhang Daqin is qualified to practice law in New York State and Utah.
Zhang Shuhua, director, is a registered lawyer in the United States and China, holds a Master of Laws degree from Stanford University and a Bachelor's degree from Peking University. Zhang Shuhua has been committed to the administrative and judicial protection of intellectual property rights and has handled thousands of cases. She has extensive experience in handling various intellectual property cases and has demonstrated superb legal skills in handling difficult and complex cases. Some of these cases It has been recognized by the U.S. courts as the most important case many times. Some of the cases handled by lawyer Zhang Shuhua were rated as China's intellectual property classics or major cases of the year by the Ministry of Public Security, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, the People's Court, and the Intellectual Property Protection Agency of the Association of Foreign Investment; the well-known trademark recognition case of a multinational company represented by lawyer Zhang Shuhua was This is the first case in which a foreign trademark was recognized as a well-known trademark through administrative means after the implementation of the "Measures for the Recognition and Protection of Well-known Trademarks in China". Lawyer Chen Mao, director, is a practicing lawyer in China and the United States. He holds a Juris Doctorate from Brigham Young University in the United States and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the People’s Public Security University of China. He has represented many domestic and foreign companies in international cooperation negotiations and related legal affairs. She has represented many domestic and foreign companies in international cooperation negotiations and related legal matters. He has assisted Chinese and American companies in Sino-US trade, real estate transactions and investments, and provided relevant legal services. Currently, Mr. Wang is responsible for the legal affairs in China of many well-known American companies, including insurance brokerage companies, represents domestic and foreign companies in handling international legal affairs, and serves as legal counsel for a number of large-scale insurance projects.
Wang Fang, Vice President, holds a Master of Laws from Cardiff University and a Bachelor of Laws from Shanxi University. She has worked in Chinese intellectual property companies and law firms, providing legal services to Fortune 500 companies such as Nike, Intel, and B&Q. .