Andrea Liang

Beijing Lawyer for Foreign Businesses
Helping You Resolve IP & Commercial Disputes in China

✔ 16 years of experience

✔ Experienced in cross-border cases

✔ Based in Beijing, serving clients worldwide

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ARE YOU FACING LEGAL ISSUES IN CHINA?

Your IP is being infringed in China?
A Chinese partner breached the contract?
Difficulty enforcing a foreign judgment in China?
Need a reliable China lawyer who speaks fluent English?

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PRACTICE AREAS

Intellectual Property

Trademark, patent, and copyright infringement handling.

Commercial Disputes

Cross-border contract disputes and risk control.

Litigation & Arbitration

Representation before Chinese courts and arbitral tribunals.

Enforcement of Judgments

Helping foreign clients enforce awards and judgments in China.

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About

My name is Andrea Liang ( 梁雯 )

I am a partner at Hengdu Law Firm. Previously, I served as a senior attorney in the Intellectual Property Department of Zhong Lun Law Firm, one of China's leading firms. In that role, I led my team in managing both domestic and international intellectual property projects.

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HONORS AND AWARDS

Selected as an expert for the overseas IP dispute expert database by several government authorities, including those of Hainan, Hubei, Xinjiang, Weifang (Shandong), Huizhou (Guangdong), Huainan (Anhui), and Chengdu (Sichuan).

In December 2024, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Overseas Intellectual Property Dispute Response Guidance Expert Pool of the Xinjiang Intellectual Property Protection Center.
In January 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Weifang Intellectual Property Promotion Association Expert Pool.
In February 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Huizhou Intellectual Property Association Expert Pool.
In March 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Intellectual Property Association Expert Pool of the XPCC Market Supervision Administration.
In April 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Hubei Provincial Intellectual Property Protection Expert Pool.
In May 2025, Andrea Liang served as a member of the Intellectual Property Professional Committee of the Hainan Time-honored Brand Enterprise Association.
In August 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as one of the third batch of Overseas Intellectual Property Dispute Response Guidance Experts in Huainan City.
In December 2025, Andrea Liang was selected as an expert in the Chengdu Overseas Intellectual Property Dispute Response Guidance Expert Pool.

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Michael R. — USA

“I contacted the Andrea regarding an intellectual property issue in China. The communication was clear, professional, and efficient. I appreciated the practical advice and the clear explanation of my options under Chinese law."

Sophie L. — France

"As a foreign business owner, it was important for me to work with a lawyer who understands both Chinese law and international clients. The guidance I received was reliable and easy to understand, which made the entire process much less stressful."

David K. — Germany

“Andrea demonstrated strong knowledge of cross-border legal matters and handled my case with professionalism. Clear English communication and timely responses made a real difference for us.”

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For example, for some routine legal consultations or basic document reviews, the fee might be several hundred to a few thousand yuan. However, for more complex litigation or legal transactions, the fee could be tens of thousands of yuan or more. There is no fixed standard across the board. It's best to discuss the specific details and get an estimate from a particular law firm or lawyer when you have a specific legal need.
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In China, generally speaking, if a case is withdrawn, the court fees may be refunded in part or in full depending on the specific circumstances and relevant regulations.

If the plaintiff withdraws the lawsuit before the court makes a judgment, usually, the court will refund a certain proportion of the case acceptance fee according to the regulations. However, if the case has already gone through certain procedures and incurred other expenses, the refund amount may be adjusted accordingly.

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