Miao Yalin
Partner
Lawyer at JC Master Taizhou Law Office
Member of the Cross-Border Trade Committee of the Jiangsu Provincial Lawyers Association
Member of the Jiangsu Provincial Foreign-related Lawyers Group
Arbitrator of the Taizhou Arbitration Commission
Member of the Taizhou Municipal Pool of Foreign-related Lawyers
Professional personnel of the third-party supervision and assessment mechanism for compliance in enterprises involved in cases in Taizhou City
Member of the Legal Services Committee of the Taizhou Federation of Industry and Commerce
Member of the Public Legal Services Committee of the Taizhou Lawyers Association
Member of the Foreign-related and Maritime & Commercial Law Committee of the Taizhou Lawyers Association
Holding qualifications as an ICPA, corporate legal advisor, psychological counselor, and corporate compliance officer,
Construction Engineering Legal Professional Certificate, Intermediate Tea Artisan Certificate
Contact Information
Contact phone number:
15651632955
Fax number:
0523-86695666
Email:
18052610383@163.com
License Number:
13201200810282995
Business Domain
Professional Experience
April 2011 to January 2013 Jiangsu Hisense Law Office
April 2013 to September 2018 Jiangsu Yuntai Law Office
November 2018 to present: Senior Partner, Jiangsu JC Master (Taizhou) Law Office
Typical Cases
- First-instance litigation series involving Taizhou Aioniya Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd., including disputes over shareholders’ right to information, disputes over harm to shareholders’ interests, and disputes over liability for damage to the company’s interests.
- Dispute over liability for damage to the company and other company-related disputes involving Taizhou De’enke Sporting Goods Co., Ltd.
- Shareholders’ Right to Information and Dispute over Liability for Damaging the Company’s Interests Case of Taizhou Shuangnuo Metal Materials Co., Ltd.
- A share transfer dispute case (earn-out clause) between a subsidiary of a central state-owned enterprise and an individual surnamed Xun.
- A dispute over the assignment of creditor’s rights between a subsidiary of a central state-owned enterprise and Cai Moumou.