Ms. Yao Huanjia primarily practices in dispute resolution, with a focus on civil and commercial litigation, international commercial arbitration, and cross-border dispute resolution. She has substantial practical experience in financial disputes and foreign-related commercial disputes.
Ms. Yao has participated in handling numerous litigation, arbitration, and other dispute resolution matters of considerable complexity and cross-border elements, involving institutions and judicial authorities such as the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the Supreme People's Court, the Beijing High People's Court, and the Beijing Financial Court, among other domestic and international dispute resolution bodies.
In the field of financial disputes, Ms. Yao has provided dispute resolution legal services to overseas banking and financial institution clients, handling matters involving bank guarantees, financing transactions, and other types of disputes. She has also participated in handling multiple complex commercial disputes between financial institutions, as well as between financial institutions and corporations. In the area of international arbitration and foreign-related dispute resolution, Ms. Yao has been involved in numerous international commercial arbitration cases concerning overseas parties, cross-border transactions, and the application of foreign law. She is well-versed in case management procedures, evidence organization, expert evidence, written submissions, and hearing proceedings in international arbitration, and has extensive experience in coordinating with foreign counsel and experts.
Ms. Yao's client base spans banking and financial institutions, blockchain and cryptocurrency, technology and internet, manufacturing, energy, and other industries. The disputes she has handled cover a wide range of matters, including cross-border commercial transactions, corporate and shareholder disputes, contract disputes, financial disputes, and intellectual property and technology-related controversies.
