Chinese Law Panel Discussion

The Jackson School of International Studies East Asia Center hosts a panel discussion with three visiting Chinese lawyers.

Guiming Wu, Tracy Wu, Yan Sun
China Studies Program

The China Studies Program is hosting a panel discussion with three visiting Chinese lawyers. The presentation and discussion offers students with an interest in Chinese legal issues an opportunity to learn from these legal practitioners experience. Light refreshments will be served.

Guiming Wu is a partner at Kangxin Partners, P.C. in Beijing. He was honored as one of the “Top 30 Chinese Leading Patent Attorney” in 2012 and “Top 10 Beijing Leading Patent Attorney” in 2013. Mr. Wu has successfully handled a large number of patent applications and IP disputes involving patent infringements and patent invalidation for both foreign and domestic clients including Fortune 500 entities. He has authored many articles in both Chinese and international journals, and is a co-author of training textbook for use by SIPO in patent attorney practical skills training and contributed on teaching. Mr. Wu received his BS from Nanchang University and LL.M. degree from China University of Political Science and Law.

Tracy Wu joined the Sandoz China Legal Team in China in August 1, 2011, and was promoted as Legal Counsel/Manager on September 26, 2011. Prior to joining Sandoz, Tracy served as the Legal Counsel at AstraZeneca China where she provided support to the business operation of Sales and Marketing, Commercial and other supporting functions from legal and intellectual property perspective, and was granted AstraZeneca President Award in 2010. Tracy graduated with a Bachelor of Law and Masters of Law from East China University of Political Science and Law in 2002. Tracy is admitted to the Chinese Bar.

Yan Sun is an attorney at Mori Hamada & Matsumoto (Japan), who specializes in cross-border M&A, restructurings, business negotiation, and international trades. He holds a BA in Business Japanese from North China University of Technology and a Juris Master from Peking University Law School. As a UW Visiting Scholar he addresses several critical topics in China regarding M&A, such as whether M&As can improve corporate governance of SOEs and resolve inefficiency problems, and how to design a legal framework that will guarantee fair deals based on accurate valuation of SOE shares.