Zhao Liwei
Lawyer
Secretary of the Party Branch of Taihe Suzhou Branch
Examiner for the Internship Assessment of the Suzhou Lawyers Association
Deputy Director of the Rule of Law Construction Committee of the Suzhou Industrial Park Free Trade Zone
Member of the Social Governance Committee of Suzhou Industrial Park
Supervisor of the Suzhou-Wuxi Chamber of Commerce and Deputy Director of the Legal Affairs Committee
Holds securities industry qualifications and tax planning professional certification.
Contact Information
Contact phone number:
18962184028
Fax number:
0512-62886625
Email:
Zhaoliwei@jcmaster.com
License Number:
13205201011675697
Business Domain
Professional Experience
July 2006: Graduated from the School of Law, Soochow University.
January 2007 to June 2008: Paralegal at Jiangsu Gongda Law Firm
September 2008 to July 2014: Intern and Practicing Attorney at Jiangsu Xieda Law Firm
August 2014 to March 2015: Practicing Attorney at Jiangsu Shuangze Law Firm
April 2015 to April 2021: Founding Partner and Attorney at Jiangsu Zhuoyue Law Firm
Since May 2021, Attorney and Party Branch Secretary at Jiangsu Taihe (Suzhou) Law Firm.
Typical Cases
[Commercial – Equity]
- Legal Services for a Private Equity Investment Cooperation Project in a Big Data (Next-Generation Electronic Information Technology) Industrial Park
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment in the Incubator of a Cultural Industry Park
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment by the Suzhou Research Institute of a Certain University
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment in a Digital Economy Innovation Center
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investments at a Financial Technology Innovation Center
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment in a Smart Manufacturing Factory
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment in a New Energy Technology Industrial Park
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment in a Smart Healthcare Project
- Legal Services for the Collaborative Project of the Yangtze River Delta Cultural Research Institute of a Certain University
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investments of a Capital Investment Co., Ltd. in a Certain Economic and Technological Development Zone
- Legal Services for the Equity Investment Co‑construction Project of the Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Research Institute at a Provincial Industrial Technology Research Institute
- Special Legal Services for Equity Investment of a Certain Electrical Technology Co., Ltd.
- Special Legal Services for Equity Investment of a Certain High-Temperature Superconductivity Technology Co., Ltd.
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Investment of a Certain Automotive Safety Testing Technology Co., Ltd.
- Specialized Legal Services for Equity Financing of a Certain Technology Co., Ltd.
- Specialized Legal Services for Intellectual Property of a Certain Technology Co., Ltd.
- Specialized Legal Services for the Equity Acquisition of a Certain New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
- Specialized Legal Services for the Equity Acquisition of a Certain Transportation Company
- Resolution of a Share Transfer Dispute Involving a Certain Power Engineering Co., Ltd.
- Resolution of a Shareholding Cooperation Dispute at a Certain Art Museum
- Resolution of a Shareholding Dispute at a Certain Large Hotel Limited Liability Company
[Criminal Defense – Commercial Crimes]
- Liu, Qian, and others were convicted of producing and selling counterfeit drugs and received lenient sentences.
- Su was convicted of bribing a non-state official and received a lenient sentence.
- Wu was convicted of selling substandard and counterfeit products and received a lenient sentence.
- Chen was convicted of bribery and received a lenient sentence.
- Gao was convicted of the crime of illegally absorbing public deposits and received a lenient sentence.
- Zheng was convicted of the crime of embezzlement and received a lenient sentence.
- Mu was convicted of the crime of selling goods bearing counterfeit registered trademarks and received a lenient sentence.
[Legal Analysis of Criminal Risks for Directors, Supervisors, and Senior Management]
- Expert Legal Opinion on Whether Li is Suspected of the Crimes of Embezzlement in Official Capacity and Bribery by a Non-State Employee
- Expert Legal Opinion on Whether Duan and Huang Are Suspected of the Crimes of Illegal Business Operations, Fraud, Bribery by Non-State Personnel, and Embezzlement in Official Capacity
[Resolution of Criminal–Civil Overlapping Disputes]
- Peng transferred assets of a subsidiary and filed a report on suspicion of embezzlement, bribery of non‑state functionaries, and accepting bribes as a non‑state employee, thereby securing an opportunity for negotiation and resolving the dispute.
- Yang fabricated various pretexts to borrow money and failed to repay it; in the civil litigation, he remained absent and did not appear in court. He subsequently filed a report on suspicion of fraud, seeking a civil mediation to resolve the dispute and defuse the conflict.
- Chen and others have lost their substantial investment funds with no prospect of recovery through civil or commercial channels. They filed a police report alleging that key individuals are suspected of embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, and contract fraud, while simultaneously leveraging the suspicion of tax evasion to facilitate negotiations and resolve the disputes.