Education

1986 | Fudan University | Bachelor of Law

Work Experience

1986-1992 | Sinopec Beijing Yanshan Petrochemical Company

1992-1997 | Beijing Dadi Law Firm

1997-2008 | Beijing Zhongtong Law Firm

2008-present | Hylands Law Firm

Professional Qualification

PRC Bar | 1988

Attorney Zhang Bin, as the permanent legal counsel, provided all-round legal services including loan, fund- raising, settling and recycling claims for Bank of China, China Construction Bank, China Everbright Bank and other financial institution. Especially as the permanent legal counsel of Bank of China, Attorney Zhang Bin provided legal advice in the case China Government borrowing a loan from The Export-Import Bank of Japan, which involves dozens of billions of dollars.

Attorney Zhang also has dozens of domestic and overseas corporate clients. He provided legal services in stock right transfer, company establishment, corporate finance, operation & management, contract signing, participating litigation and international arbitration. The domestic and overseas corporate clients includes ING Bank, AT&T, Intel, WangGlobal, Budweiser Beer (china) Ltd., Marconi Communications (China) Ltd. , FG Wilson Engineering Ltd., Olivetti International, Maersk Container Industry Ltd., China Non-ferrous Metal Corporation, China National Machine Tool Corporation, China Gongmei Group and other famous enterprises.

As one of the earliest attorneys in the filed of franchise, Attorney Zhang is the legal counsel of several famous franchisors including Dicos, POSTNET, Xinhua Bookstore, Double Star Cafe. Annually, Global Sources invites Attorney Zhang to make a speech in Franchise exhibition and seminar, which gives him high reputation in franchise field. Attorney Zhang was also invited to be part of the Legal working group of CCSF to practice as an individual member.

Attorney Zhang has a firm grasp of legal theoretical basis and abundant experience in trademark, copyright, proprietary technology and other Intellectual Property field. He represented the American eight film companies in an copyright infringement lawsuit against China biggest Disc company. The subject case, which is called the first intellectual property lawsuit between China and the USA, had important and positive international impact.