Shanghai Alshine (Beijing) Law Firm

Li Jiangli, a member of the Communist Party of China, graduated from the Air Force Engineering University with a Bachelor of Engineering degree. He is currently the Director of the Military and Family Law Department at Shanghai Haoxin (Beijing) Law Firm, a full-time practicing lawyer, a member of the Criminal Law Research Association of the Dongcheng District Lawyers Association of Beijing, and a member of the Public Interest and Legal Aid Committee. With over twenty years of military experience, Li Jiangli has served as a company commander at the grassroots level, and has worked in theater command, division, and regimental levels. He has experience in combat, training, and equipment-related fields, as well as in military research institutions, and has received numerous awards for military scientific and technological progress. Since becoming a full-time lawyer, he has further accumulated practical experience in handling various legal disputes. With rich life experience, excellent military qualities, solid professional knowledge, and dedicated legal services, he has won the widespread trust and unanimous praise of his clients. He has handled nearly a hundred criminal cases, including intentional injury, fraud, tomb raiding, illegal absorption of public deposits, and traffic accidents, as well as civil and commercial cases, including inheritance, divorce litigation, labor disputes, contract disputes, private lending, homestead disputes, and rural collective land disputes. He has served as a legal advisor to a township government in Chaoyang District and a housing management office in Haidian District of Beijing. He has also participated in public interest legal services in more than 50 villages in Miyun District and Pinggu District. Currently, he serves as a full-time legal advisor to a state-owned enterprise under a ministry, a unit of the People's Liberation Army, and more than ten other enterprises and their executives. Social Positions: Member of the Criminal Business Research Association and Member of the Public Interest and Legal Aid Committee of the Dongcheng District Lawyers Association, Beijing. Areas of Expertise: Criminal Law. Work Experience: [Partial Case Studies] 1. A village committee in Pinggu District, Beijing v. Wang, a rural land contract dispute case; 2. Sun v. Liu, a private lending dispute case in Haidian District, Beijing (settled through mediation); 3. Liu Mouzhen v. Liu Moubin, Xicheng District, Beijing, a dispute over the return of property; 4. Wu Mou1 and Wu Mou2 v. Wu Mou3, Haidian District, Beijing, a dispute over inheritance; 5. Liu Mou v. Zhang Mou, Miyun District, Beijing, a dispute over general personality rights (settled through mediation); 6. A company v. a construction group, Fengtai District, Beijing, a dispute over a contract for custom-made goods; 7. Beijing Fengtai District Xing, Ding, Feng, and Liang v. Beijing Courier Company, Langfang Technology Company, Fu, and Gao: Product Producer Liability Dispute; 8. Beijing Haidian District Technology Company v. Guangzhou Technology Company: Sales Contract Dispute; 9. Beijing Haidian District Wu 1 and Wu 2 v. Wu 3: Dispute over Division of Co-owned Property (Mediation Settled); 10. A contract dispute case between a technology company in Changping District, Beijing and another technology company (settled through mediation); 11. An application for compensation for illegal preservation and wrongful execution by a printing factory in Beijing; 12. A labor dispute arbitration case involving Mr. Shi in Haidian District, Beijing; 13. A private lending dispute case between Mr. Liu and Mr. Han in Chaoyang District, Beijing; 14. Shen's divorce case in Changping District, Beijing; 15. Wang's traffic accident damage compensation case in Haidian District, Beijing; 16. Zhang's equity transfer dispute case against a catering company in Changping District, Beijing; 17. Wu's contract dispute case against Wu in Haidian District, Beijing; 18. Wang, a resident of Changping District, Beijing, v. a research institute in Tianjin, for property damage compensation (settled through mediation); 19. Liu, a resident of Haidian District, Beijing, suspected of fraud; 20. Wang et al., a resident of Haidian District, Beijing, for illegally excavating ancient tombs; 21. Hao, a resident of Fengtai District, Beijing, v. a limited company, for a private lending dispute; 22. Fraud case involving Wang, Liang, and others in Haidian District, Beijing; 23. Divorce dispute case between Zhao and Wang in Haidian District, Beijing; 24. Case of Rao 1 and Rao 2 requesting the addition of He 1, He 2, and Yan as judgment debtors in Miyun District, Beijing; 25. Inheritance dispute case between Zhang 1 and Zhang 2 and Wang in Miyun District, Beijing; 26. Cui v. Wang, Miyun District, Beijing, a dispute over drainage between neighbors; 27. Guo v. Zhao, Miyun District, Beijing, a dispute over ownership confirmation; 28. Yan, Haidian District, Beijing, a traffic accident damage compensation case; 29. Chen, Kuang, and Tang, Hunan, an application for enforcement; 30. Zhang, a resident of Zhangjiakou, v. a platform regarding liability for injury to a worker providing labor services; 31. Compensation case for a migrant worker from Henan who died on a construction site in Tongzhou; 32. Enforcement application case filed by a construction company in Daxing District, Beijing; 33. Labor arbitration case involving Guo, a resident of Shijiazhuang, regarding sales commissions; 34. Sichuan Chen's case involving illegal fundraising; 35. Shanxi Liu's criminal appeal case for intentional injury; 36. Baotou property management company's administrative litigation case against fire safety administrative penalties; 37. Anhui Woyang Yang and Ma's case of objection to enforcement; 38. Li, from Shanxi, sued the railway passenger transport section for personal injury compensation after being injured in a fall on a train; 39. Wang, from Changping, was sued for the return of property after his homestead sale contract was ruled invalid; 40. Zhang, from Zhangjiakou, was involved in a dispute over a brokerage contract claiming the return of group-buying fees; 41. Hebei Xianghe Cui's case of personal injury compensation for being a minor beaten on campus; 42. Beijing Chaoyang District Hu's application for enforcement; 43. Shanxi Du's criminal appeal case; 44. Hebei Shijiazhuang Guo's divorce dispute and minor injury criminal case; 45. A land dispute between two villages in Shanxi Province;