Vivien Jiang

Ms. Vivien Jiang is a senior counsel of P.C. WOO & ZHONGLUN W.D.LLP and an attorney of ZHONGLUN W&D LAW FIRM Shanghai office.She is admitted to practice law in mainland China.

With a combined academic background (Bachelor of Economics and Master of Law), Ms. Jiang has a deeper understanding of business and financial transaction. At present, Ms. Jiang is mainly engaged in providing legal advice in the areas of commercial related dispute resolution, equity investment, and M&A transactions. She has also obtained abundant legal skills and industry experience in retail, and consumer goods, manufacturing, finance and biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. She is able to bring her experience gained from dispute resolution into the process of providing compliance and risk control advice for enterprises, and integrate the knowledge and experience accumulated from providing legal advice for commercial transactions into the process of solving commercial disputes, so as to effectively grasp the demands of core interests of enterprises and solve the focused issues. 

Her high-profile clients include food giant Mondelēz International, world-famous automobile enterprise Jaguar Land Rover, well-known Swiss high-end household appliance manufacturer V-Zug, luxury clothing brand under LVMH BA & SH, clothing brand under Shanghai Silk group Lily, financial media enterprise under Shanghai Newspaper Group Jiemian News, key state-owned enterprises under Shanghai SASAC including Oriental International Group and Shanghai Lingang Group, key state-owned enterprise under Beijing SASAC Beijing Capital Group Company Limited, Fuyi Daohe Medical Fund under Fudan University, Jianghe Group (S.H. 601886), and Anxin trust (S.H. 600816)’s controlling shareholder, Shanghai Gorgeous Investment Company.

Ms. Vivien Jiang also takes part in compiling the book Opinions of the United States Supreme Court (translation of cases from 2016 to 2017) (published by the Law Press in May 2020).

Ms. Vivien Jiang also takes part in compiling the book Opinions of the United States Supreme Court (translation of cases from 2016 to 2017) (published by the Law Press in May 2020).

LANGUAGES

Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, Shanghainese, English