Founder of Shanghai Song & Gu Law Firm, Master of National University of Singapore, Distinguished Professor of Law School of East China University of Political Science and Law, Ph.D. in progress at Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan, Tutor of Master's Degree Practice Course at School of Law of Fudan University, with professional background in Law, Philosophy and Management.

Having focused on the research and practice of equity law issues for more than 20 years, he specializes in dealing with shareholders' disputes via the "litigation + negotiation" approach.

Lawyer Song has served as a National Science and Technology Entrepreneur Tutor, Legal Adviser of Shanghai Science and Technology Commission, Deputy Director of Shanghai Science Management Committee Professional Advisory Committee, Deputy Director of the 8th Company Law Committee of Shanghai Lawyers, and Deputy Director of the 9th State-owned State-owned Enterprise Special Committee.

Furthermore, he has won the titles of “Shanghai Jingan’s Top Ten Lawyers”, “Shanghai Excellent Technology Entrepreneurship Tutor”, “Shanghai Excellent Volunteers” and “Shanghai Top Ten Outstanding Volunteers”.

The paper Equity Incentive Mechanism for Non-Listed Companies is awarded as the Outstanding Paper of the National University of Singapore. Books he has written includes : Partners - Legal Issues for Shareholder Disputes and other books. And he has authored a number of books, including Partners - Legal Issues for Shareholder Disputes.

Lawyer Song teaches one of the most popular corporate governance courses, "Litigating and Negotiating Shareholder Disputes," at the School of Business and the School of Law.

Li Dontao has a Master’s degree from Peking University, and Master’s degree in Financial Management from University of Hull, UK. He holds Multiple qualifications in finance, management, and law, and is a qualified corporation attorney, certified public accountant, and securities qualifications.

He has more than 20 years of experience in finance, investment and management. He used to be the financial manager of Hanvey Real Estate Investment Co. and the fund manager of Haitong Securities Asset Management Headquarters, which helps him accumulate abundant experiences in investment M&A, investment analysis and financial management.

Partner of Shanghai Song & Gu Law Firm, the seventh Shanghai Outstanding Young Lawyer, non-partisan democrat, graduated from East China University of Politics and Law, the second Shanghai Lawyer Debate Competition Top Ten Debaters, has been in Harvard Law School training negotiation project, Fudan University Law School Practice Course Master's tutor, Shanghai Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Mentor.

In the case of representing shareholder disputes, based on more than ten years of experience in dealing with the company law, he has undertaken all types of shareholder disputes stipulated by the Supreme People's Court and is familiar with the judicial standards of various types of shareholder disputes. He can accurately identify, analyze and evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of both parties relating to the dispute, predict the trend of the case, file a lawsuit in a timely and appropriate manner, as well as resolve disputes through principled and cooperative negotiation.

In the case of undertaking equity incentives, equity financing, and corporate governance projects, based on the experience of representing in damaging corporate interests, damaging shareholders' interests, and shareholders' damage to corporate creditors' interests cases, he is good at designing rules through the critical thinking approach, using procedural rules and withdrawal mechanism to prevent and control shareholder disputes while guaranteeing equity security.

He has participated in writing books such as Partners-The Legal Issues on Shareholder Disputes (3rd edition, 5 volumes), Talking about the Design of Equity Structure,,Shareholder Dispute Litigation and Negotiation Strategies,and other books.

Director physician, expert in negotiation consultant and emotion management.

Based on more than 30 years of psychosomatic health clinical work experience, Dr. Li is good at using cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness decompression, interpersonal communication analysis, focus therapy and other professional methods to improve the negotiator's emotional and mental health and to guide the negotiator The pressure they face helps them take control of the situation and calmly cope with their difficulties.

By analyzing the personality and behavioral patterns of opponents, identifying the psychological status and actual demands of the parties in the negotiation, providing valuable background information for predicting the trend of the case and cooperative negotiation.

Zhu Man holds an Advanced Master of Laws (LL.M.) in European Union Tax Law from Leiden University (Netherlands) and a Bachelor of Laws from China University of Political Science and Law. With dual expertise in law and taxation, she is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner and a Certified Tax Agent.

In handling equity-related dispute cases, she excels in conducting comprehensive, efficient retrieval, analysis, categorization, and summarization of historical case materials, commercial data, legal information, and judicial precedents. Particularly for cutting-edge, complex, and challenging equity disputes, she provides innovative case strategies grounded in legal analysis, precedent studies, and comparative law research. Her representative cases include corporate resolution disputes, shareholder qualification confirmation disputes, shareholder (right to information) disputes, corporate capital increase disputes, and tax-related disputes involving instruments such as valuation adjustment mechanisms (VAMs).

When managing equity incentive plans, equity financing, and corporate governance projects, she integrates perspectives from international and domestic tax law, employing a "equity + tax" analytical framework to assess the economic feasibility of cross-border investments, financing, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A), while offering tax optimization recommendations. Her project portfolio includes financing and M&A cases for listed companies, overseas investment cases for state-owned power enterprises, China market entry cases for U.S. laser technology firms, equity incentive plans for research institutes, corporate structure optimization for real estate groups, and business restructuring in China for Japanese supermarket chains.

Guo Rui holds a master of Laws from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, with a dual professional background in law and economics, and has a Chinese legal professional qualifications and fund practice qualifications.

holds a master of Laws from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, with a dual professional background in law and economics, and has a Chinese legal professional qualifications and fund practice qualifications

With more than 10 years of experience, based on the background of fund and securities practice, he is good at using legal due diligence methods when handling shareholder disputes, combining a large amount of case information and judicial precedents, looking for breakthroughs in resolving disputes, and judging the advantages and disadvantages of all parties.Participated in shareholder disputes such as shareholder capital contribution disputes, equity transfer disputes, disputes over the validity of company resolutions, liability disputes for harming the interests of the company, and liquidation liability disputes; sponsored or participated in more than 30 equity structure design, equity investment and financing, equity incentives, shareholding system reforms and other companies Governance projects.

In the process of handling corporate governance projects, he is good at formulating transaction plans and transaction documents that are linked to capital operation plans such as company listings or mergers and acquisitions from the perspective of capital operation compliance requirements and listing supervision.

Participated in the compilation of "Partners-A Complete Book of Legal Issues in Shareholder Disputes"(3rd edition, 5 volumes),"Talking about the Design of Equity Structure" and "A Brief Account of Shareholder Disputes" and other books.

Xie Yue holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Management from East China University of Political Science and Law. He is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner.

When assisting in shareholder dispute cases, he specializes in legal research, particularly in scenarios where judicial rulings are contentious or legal provisions are incomplete. He adeptly dissects issues from legislative jurisprudence and analyzes the underlying principles of legal norms.

Additionally, he leverages management science to approach problems from a corporate executive’s perspective, ensuring holistic conflict resolution that aligns with corporate governance objectives.

Song Xinyi holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Manchester (UK) and has completed academic training for barristers. She is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner.

When assisting in shareholder dispute cases, she excels in case analogy, systematically comparing and synthesizing judicial rulings. Proficient in bilingual (Chinese-English) legal practice and academic research, she was awarded the Dana Crystal Award for outstanding performance.

Furthermore, her familiarity with UK company law, common law rules, and legal operations across jurisdictions enables her to approach analogous cases with a critical lens and analyze legal issues through multidimensional thinking.

Zhou Baicheng holds a Master of Laws from the University of Glasgow (UK) and is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner.

When assisting in shareholder dispute cases, he specializes in retrieving and researching Chinese and foreign analogous cases, laws, and regulations. He systematically synthesizes case study findings to accurately predict case trajectories and identifies the core demands of disputing parties to facilitate effective resolutions.

Participated in cases including disputes over corporate resolutions, disputes over shareholders' right to know, and disputes over confirmation of shareholders' qualifications.

Li Xixuan holds a Master of Laws from Fudan University and a Bachelor of Anthropology from Sun Yat-sen University. He is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner.

In assisting with shareholder dispute cases, he employs anthropological thinking and equity-oriented analysis to discern clients’ psychological needs. He supports lead attorneys by drafting issue checklists, conducting legal research, and systematically synthesizing legal applications and judicial perspectives to resolve disputes effectively.

Wei Xinjie holds a Master of Laws and a Bachelor of Management from East China University of Political Science and Law. She is qualified as a Chinese Legal Practitioner.

When assisting in shareholder dispute cases, she specializes in legal and regulatory research and analogous case retrieval. By integrating management science with commercial practice, she assists lead attorneys in organizing and visually presenting complex case facts to support dispute resolution.