Opinion | What’s the worst that could happen? I’m the top female lawyer from the Philosophy department.

This article features Director Wang Jun sharing the story of "The Newcomer" at the New Forces Conference hosted by Xinze.

Opinion | Wang Ran: Techniques for Reviewing Electronic Data

Opinion | Ticketing Chaos Serves as a Warning: Companies Exceeding Ticket Print Limits May Face Criminal Liability

Against the backdrop of continuously soaring enthusiasm in the offline performance market, some companies are pursuing excessive ticket sales to maximize profits—yet beneath this apparent prosperity lurk significant risks of administrative penalties and even criminal accountability.

Opinion | Land Transfers and Financing Innovations: How Can Property Developers Sidestep the Criminal Red Line?

Land transfer and financing innovations are bringing new opportunities to real estate companies, but they also carry hidden risks related to criminal compliance. Drawing on practical experience, this article focuses on analyzing two high-risk areas in the real estate development process and offers proactive measures to mitigate these risks.

Opinion | Du Jiahong: Sharing Insights on Deepening Evidence Presentation and Cross-Examination to Enhance Litigation Outcomes—Practical Experience and Techniques

Presentation of evidence and cross-examination are the core components of litigation cases, and lawyers must enhance their litigation outcomes by deepening their approach to these critical processes.

Opinion | Cheng Xiaolu: Successful Non-Prosecution Cases of Innocent Defense for Entrepreneurs Charged During the Review and Prosecution Stage

How does the prosecution weave its chain of evidence? What is the logic behind the charges? Where exactly do the key points of the accusation lie? These are all questions the defense must carefully scrutinize and clarify—only then can an effective defense strategy be developed.

Opinion | Su Zhongming and Li Zeyu: Ensuring Compliance in Medical Advertising from the Perspective of the "Guidelines for Supervision of Medical Advertisements"

This article will analyze relevant cases of administrative penalties for medical advertising, based on an interpretation of the "Guidelines for Regulating Medical Advertisements," and offer compliance recommendations.

Opinion | Liu Pinxin: A Not-Guilty Defense Based on Digital Evidence

Tapping into electronic evidence to enhance the effectiveness of a not-guilty defense is an inevitable choice in our era.

Opinion | Cheng Xiaolu: Criminal Defense in the Digital and AI Era—A Breakthrough Approach Through Integrated Civil-Administrative-Criminal Thinking

Deeply analyze the challenges faced by criminal defense in the digital and AI era, and offer four recommendations for fostering an integrated civil-criminal thinking approach.

Opinion | Cheng Xiaolu: Criminal Defense in the Digital and AI Era—A Breakthrough Approach Through Integrated Civil-Administrative-Criminal Thinking

Deeply analyze the challenges faced by criminal defense in the digital and AI era, and offer four recommendations for fostering an integrated civil-criminal thinking approach.

Opinion | Environmental Criminal Crimes and Compliance Series, Part 8: Standout Achievements in the Xinglai Environmental Case

Includes StarLai's featured environmental protection cases and the contents of the "StarLai Environmental Compliance White Paper."

Opinion | Cheng Xiaolu: Curbing Profit-Motivated Enforcement in Other Jurisdictions Through Regulatory Oversight

Lawyer Cheng Xiaolu's speech at the "Special Seminar on the Implementation of the Private Economy Promotion Law and the Handling of Assets Involved in Cases."