Resolving multi-party, multi-layered complex commercial disputes by penetrating contractual terms to reveal the true nature of transactions
Pre-marital and intra-marital asset tracing and isolation, personal asset risk mitigation, family wealth succession planning
Enterprise firewall compliance systems, legal representative liability avoidance, commercial tort damage compensation
Cross-border equipment export, international trade, overseas investment compliance, full-process international legal services
Corporate equity structure design, equity incentive schemes, insolvency and liquidation case management
Attorney Tao Wanting holds an LLM in International Commercial Law from the University of Exeter (Global Excellence Scholarship recipient, £6,000) and is currently pursuing an EMBA at Wuhan University. She brings a multidisciplinary background spanning law, English proficiency, and business management.
She focuses on serving high-net-worth clients, specializing in complex commercial dispute resolution, asset tracing and isolation, corporate compliance, equity design, cross-border commercial and investment law, and insolvency proceedings. She has extensive experience in healthcare commercial disputes and serves as standing legal counsel for Hubei Renfu Pharmaceutical Group and over 20 of its subsidiaries.
With both domestic litigation/arbitration and international commercial dispute resolution experience, her cases span Wuhan, Beijing, Xianning, Yichang, Hunan, and Hainan. She has served 500+ clients.
View Full Profile →Analyzing the four-layer contract nesting structure, fund flow disruption, and debt restructuring strategy in a RMB 66.89M dispute.
Analyzing debt isolation clause validity, subrogation exercise conditions, and consolidated hearing strategy across three subrogation disputes.
The dilemma of "pay-when-paid" clauses after contract invalidation, and the boundaries of actual builder rights.
Wrongful termination standards, reinstatement conditions, and wage loss calculation through two Beijing labor dispute cases.
Six statutory grounds for revocation, burden of proof allocation, and evidence system construction.
When the counterparty retrieves the original contract under the pretext of "taking it back for stamping," can a photocopy serve as evidence?
From monthly 1.5% to the LPR 4x cap: segmented interest rate calculation and its judicial application.
Three cross-filed cases from a pet service company: litigation path selection, partnership vs. employment boundaries.
For matters involving complex commercial dispute resolution, asset tracing and isolation, corporate compliance, transaction structure risk, cross-border disputes, insolvency restructuring, or resource integration, please contact Attorney Tao Wanting for further evaluation.
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