Ms. Amy Zhao – Of Counsel, Partner for litigation in Nanjing
Area of Activity
Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate law, FIE
Education
Graduated from the University of Nanjing
LLM, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom
Professional Experience
She specializes in international trade law. She has assisted many foreign investors in setting up their business in China and also assists her Chinese clients in investments abroad.
She specializes in the resolution of international commercial disputes, litigation and arbitration.
Currently she is the legal counsel of several companies including state-owned, joint ventures and foreign companies. She joined the firm in 2010.
Languages
Mandarin Chinese, English.
Nanjing Office – nanjing@dandreapartners.com
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