Ms. Li Wanping is a partner at Wangheng and is currently practicing at Wangheng Beijing office.
Before joining Wangheng, Ms. Li Wanping spent ten years at JunHe LLP.
Ms. Li Wanping's main practice areas are civil and commercial litigation and arbitration. She excels in handling complex and challenging disputes relevant to shareholders’ rights and duties, control over companies, investment, IPO, distributers, suppliers, intellectual property rights and bankruptcy. Additionally, she provides daily legal services to various companies, with extensive experience in corporate governance, corporate compliance review and risk prevention, and corporate crisis public relations response.
Ms. Li Wanping serves a diverse clientele, including international companies, China's state-owned enterprises, listed companies, private equity firms, commercial banks, financial investment institutions, real estate companies, and pharmaceutical companies.
Ms. Li Wanping’s representative cases include:
Represented a NYSE-listed company in the real estate industry in a series of disputes arising from the former beneficial owner’s refusal to hand over effective control of 13 subsidiaries in China.
Represented a start-up in the new energy automobile industry in an arbitration proceeding involving a technology transfer agreement with a prominent new energy vehicle manufacturer, resulting in a favorable outcome.
Represented a Beijing-based investment company in a dispute with a listed company in Hunan over an equity and asset transfer agreement for a coal mining company in Xinjiang, successfully advocated for a retrial at the Sixth Circuit Court of the Supreme Court and ultimately won the case.
Represented a state-owned private equity fund in a series of lawsuits regarding triggered repurchase conditions, compelling the founders to assume repurchase obligations and the target company to accept joint and several guarantee liability, and won all the cases.
Represented a major state-owned bank in a case brought by a bankruptcy administrator seeking to revoke repayment actions amounting to approximately RMB 560 million, and won the case.
