Huang Qingfeng is a senior partner and Party Organization Committee Member at Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm. He is also Deputy Director of the Longan National Commercial Arbitration Committee and the Longan Bay Area Commercial Arbitration Research Center. His practice covers banking and finance, real estate and construction, corporate legal affairs, commercial arbitration, enforcement, and special asset disposal.

Professional Qualifications

PRC full-time practicing lawyer.
Arbitrator of Guangzhou International Arbitration Court and several regional arbitration institutions.
International Certified Internal Control Professional.
Qualified independent director for listed companies.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, Sun Yat-sen University.
Business administration studies, Sun Yat-sen University.
Advanced Studies in International Arbitration Practice, Renmin University of China.

Work Experience

Since 2002: In-house counsel at listed and Fortune 500 companies.
Since 2008: Practicing Lawyer/Executive Partner at Tongfu and Gaorui Law Firms.
2021-present: Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm, Senior Partner.

Professional Positions and Honors

Member of the arbitration committee of the Guangdong Lawyers Association, the enforcement and asset-disposal committee of the Guangzhou Lawyers Association, and the China Arbitration Law Research Association. He was recognized as an outstanding committee member in 2023 and serves as a director of the Guangdong Chaoshan Overseas Friendship Association.

Representative Matters

Huang Qingfeng has represented major cargo-damage and construction-payment arbitrations involving Fortune 500 companies, state-owned enterprises, and substantial claims. Since being appointed an arbitrator of the Guangzhou Arbitration Commission in 2017, he has served as presiding or sole arbitrator in more than 200 cases involving real estate and construction, finance, lending, equity transfers, investment disputes, and sale contracts.

Practice Profile

He combines litigation, arbitration, and mediation perspectives to design practical dispute-resolution solutions, preserve commercial relationships, reduce enforcement costs, and achieve efficient resolution of complex matters.