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Contentious Business: Civil and commercial litigation ranging from commercial disputes, contractual disputes, tenancy disputes, intellectual properties disputes, company directors and shareholders disputes, fraud cases, injunction, jurisdictional challenge, international trade disputes (including Letter of Credit disputes), and other cross-border disputes (including arbitration matters).
Non-Contentious Business: mergers and acquisitions, general commercial transactions, loans and credit facilities, foreign investment matters, setting up cooperative or equity joint ventures and wholly foreign owned enterprises, commercial contracts, project and asset finance, property acquisition, disposal and financing, real property transactions, modification of lease grant or conditions, real estate financing, preparation of mortgages and other security documents.
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Stephen Zheng
Title: Senior Counsel of the Titan & Partners.
Education:
Bachelor of Laws (Xiamen University, China).
Master of Laws in International Law (University of New South Wales, Australia).
Professional Qualifications:
Lawyer of China (1999)
Judge of China (1998) |
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Admission Jurisdiction:
People's Republic of China
Professional Summary:
Stephen Zheng is a highly experienced litigator whose practice focuses on complex commercial and international litigation. From 1999 until 2003, Mr. Zheng was a Jinjiang District Court judge who presided over thousands of commercial cases, including those concerning the interests of foreign corporations in China. Many of then，judge Zheng's opinions were distinguished to have been selected for publication in the Chinese Judiciary's Official Court Publication Casebook--a prestigious honor since not all legal opinions are published in China.
In 2003, Mr. Zheng resigned from the bench and moved to Australia for more than a year in order to expand his exposure to and familiarity with international law by completing a postgraduate course at University of New South Wales. Upon his return to China, Mr. Zheng joined the firm of Titan & Partners where, today, he continues to advise many multi-national clients regarding corporate matters in China including, but not limited to litigation, complex commercial disputes, cross-border commercial actions, bank loan recovery, and defense of alleged brokerage and securities infractions.
Having lived for a considerable amount of time abroad in Australia, a background which is uncommon with regard to most Chinese attorneys, Mr. Zheng speaks excellent English along with his obviously fluent Mandarin Chinese and the Fujian provincial dialect.
Mr. Zheng may be contacted directly at: Stephen@chinalegaladvice.com |
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