You do business with China. Put a local lawyer on your side.
Kelly Zhang
International Arbitration & China Disputes
PRC-qualified, bilingual counsel for contracts, commercial disputes and enforcement in China.
- Contracts drafted
- 200 +
- Contracts reviewed
- 3,000 +
- Dispute cases handled
- 400 +
Your interests. Our priority. Protection starts with your first contract.
Kelly Zhang brings a dispute lawyer’s perspective to your business in China. She drafts contracts with enforcement in mind, protects your position when a counterparty breaches, and represents your interests in arbitration and court.
Your rights need to be protected.
Put the right contracts and protections in place.
Experience built inside an arbitration institution. Now put to work for you.
Seven years inside CIETACChina International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), one of China’s leading arbitration institutions. gave Kelly Zhang a firsthand understanding of how arbitration cases are handled in China.
She uses that experience to spot procedural risks early, build a clear case strategy and protect your interests at each stage of a dispute.
When your rights are challenged.
Explore your options for a breach, a refund or a formal claim.
Practicing at JT&N Law Firm
Kelly Zhang practices at JT&N Law Firm (Shenzhen), one of China's first partnership-based law firms, founded in 1992. The firm is strategically positioned across 16 offices in key economic zones including the Greater Bay Area, with representative offices in Tokyo and Singapore.
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