Mr. Zhang specializes in mergers and acquisitions, private equity financing, commercial dispute resolution, and antitrust matters. Prior to joining Hui Zhong in March 2014, he served as a maritime judge at the Dalian Maritime Court; worked as corporate counsel in the Legal Department of China Merchants Group, and provided legal services at Jun He Law Offices in areas including IPOs and listings, follow-on offerings for listed companies, and corporate M&A. His practice spans industries such as equipment manufacturing, infrastructure, energy development, real estate, pharmaceuticals, insurance, value-added telecommunications, chemicals, and education.

Mr. Zhang serves as an arbitrator for the China Maritime Arbitration Commission and the Shenzhen International Arbitration Court.

• A merger and integration project for container operations of a port group.
• A capital increase and mixed-ownership reform for a state-owned energy storage and transportation base.
• A restructuring and entrusted management project for a port.
• A restructuring project for a smart industrial park.
• A restructuring, integration, and capital increase project for a roll-on/roll-off terminal and logistics company.
• An acquisition project for a port and shipping group.
• A capital increase project for a port authority group.
• A restructuring and acquisition project for a big data company.
• An acquisition, land title confirmation, and land swap project for a real estate company.
• A capital increase project for a provincial transportation planning and design institute.
• A case involving a dispute over abuse of market dominance between a domestic gene industry enterprise and an overseas enterprise.
• A case involving an infringement dispute between a principal and a subcontractor heard by the Supreme People's Court.
• A case involving a dispute between an foreign insurance company and a domestic shipping company over an insurance contract, heard by the Supreme People's Court.
• A construction contract dispute case heard by a Provincial High People's Court.
• A shareholder capital contribution dispute case heard by a Provincial High People's Court.
• A case involving a dispute between a foreign-funded enterprise and a listed company over a wind power equipment design and manufacturing contract, heard by an Intermediate People's Court.
• A letter of credit dispute case heard by a Financial Court.
• A chemical raw material purchase and sale contract dispute case heard by a Intermediate People's Court.
• A case involving a dispute between a foreign-funded chain restaurant enterprise and a state-owned enterprise over a property lease contract heard by a District People's Court.
• A buyer's credit dispute case heard by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission.
• An automobile dealership contract dispute case heard by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission.
• A lease insurance dispute case heard by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission.
• A letter of credit dispute case heard by the Beijing Arbitration Commission.
• A charter party contract dispute case heard by the China Maritime Arbitration Commission.
• An offshore platform lease contract dispute case heard by the China Maritime Arbitration Commission.
• A new energy comprehensive service contract dispute case heard by the Shanghai Arbitration Commission.