Chenyang ZHANG

With over a decade of experience in cross-border civil and commercial dispute resolution, Chenyang ZHANG has established himself as a seasoned professional in the field. Throughout his career, he has represented clients from various countries, including the United States, Germany, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and South Africa, in their efforts to recover debts from companies in Mainland China. As the counsel at Yu Du Consulting, Chenyang collaborates closely with the team to handle complex cross-border debt collection cases for international clients.

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Work Experience

Chenyang ZHANG is a partner at Tian Yuan Law Firm, specializing in dispute resolution encompassing litigation, arbitration, and alternative dispute resolution. With a distinguished career spanning multiple reputable firms, including Yuanhe Partners and King & Wood Mallesons, Mr. ZHANG brings a wealth of experience to his current role.

Mr. ZHANG has extensive expertise in commercial litigation, bankruptcy/insolvency matters, and intellectual property. His client portfolio includes prominent Chinese enterprises such as Sinopec, CNOOC, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Capital Airport Group, and Cinda Investment, as well as trading and investment enterprises hailing from the US, Germany, Australia, India, Turkey, Brazil, UAE, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and other countries or regions. Throughout his career, Mr. ZHANG has represented clients in over one hundred cases before the Supreme People’s Court of China, various local courts, and arbitral institutions like the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission.

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Education

Mr. ZHANG obtained his LL.B. in 2011 and LL.M. in 2013 from China Foreign Affairs University. Fluent in both Chinese (Mandarin, native) and English, he is well-equipped to handle international legal matters with precision and cultural sensitivity.

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Others

In addition to his litigation and arbitration work, Mr. ZHANG has also contributed to the legal field through publications and lectures. His book, “Win in Chinese Courts – Practice Guide to Civil Litigation in China,” was published by Springer Nature. He has also authored a series of introductions on the judicial system of China for China Justice Observer and presented lectures on enforcing foreign judgments in China for international webinars.