Lawyer Ye Junxi is a senior partner at Beijing Long An (Guangzhou) Law Firm. He has a dual background in law and engineering and serves in the dual roles of lawyer and arbitrator. He focuses on dispute resolution and criminal defense in technology and Internet-related matters.
Education and Professional Background
- Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Bachelor of Laws
- Northwestern Polytechnical University, Bachelor of Engineering
Qualifications
PRC Lawyer’s License
Experience
- February 2022 to present: Beijing Long An (Guangzhou) Law Firm
- January 2020 to January 2022: Guangdong Guojing Law Firm
Professional Appointments
- Drafter of the Compliance Guidelines for Data Applications of Generative Artificial Intelligence issued by the National Industrial Information Security Development Research Center
- Secretary-General of the Cultural, Sports, Education, and Media and Entertainment Law Committee of the Guangzhou Lawyers Association
- Recognized as a leading foreign-related lawyer in Guangzhou and included in the List of Specialized Foreign-related Lawyers in Guangzhou
- Legislative consultation expert to the People’s Government of Zhaoqing Municipality
Publications
- Guide to ChatGPT Applications for Legal Professionals (Law Press China)
- Practical Q&A on Tort Liability under the Civil Code (Rule of Law Press)
- A Practical Legal Guide for Engineers (Rule of Law Press)
Honors
- Recipient of a Guangzhou Lawyers Association Business Achievement Award or Theoretical Achievement Award in each year from 2022 through 2025
- Outstanding Committee Member of the Guangzhou Lawyers Association in 2022 and 2025
- Second Prize, First Guangdong Lawyers Legal Service Products Competition
- Second Prize, First Guangdong Lawyers Industry AI Innovation Competition
Representative Cases
- China’s first e-commerce case involving the sale of AI-generated images and the “refund plus triple compensation” remedy; selected as one of the Guangzhou Courts’ Top Ten Typical Consumer Rights Protection Cases of 2026
- 2022 Guangzhou Internet Court Judicial Discipline and Punishment No. 1 Case (evading enforcement by covertly altering a network ID)