The 11th “Criminal-Civil Intersection Research Workshop” of the School of Law at the Central University of Finance and Economics will be held on November 21, 2025. (Friday) held at the school’s College South Road campus. Attorney Han Meijun, a partner at Beijing Xinglai Law Firm, has been invited to serve as the keynote speaker for this workshop. , will revolve around Rules and Practices on the Intersection of Criminal and Civil Law in Arbitration Cases Deeply share insights on this cutting-edge topic.

Attorney Profile

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Han Meijun

Beijing Xinglai Law Firm

Partner

Bachelor of Laws from Tsinghua University and Master of Civil Procedure Law from Tsinghua University. Previously worked at Zhonglun Law Firm in Beijing, and in 2025, was awarded the “Rising Star Lawyer Award” at the 10th Guike Annual Conference.

With over seven years of experience in the field of civil and commercial dispute resolution, I have represented clients in dozens of complex and high-profile litigation and arbitration cases. The types of disputes I have handled include share-transfer disputes, wagering contract disputes, private equity fund and trust contract disputes, guarantee contract disputes, private lending disputes, corporate resolution validity disputes, and trade secret infringement disputes. The adjudicating bodies involved in these cases include the Supreme People's Court, higher people's courts across various regions, the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, and the Beijing Arbitration Commission, among other judicial institutions. I specialize in helping clients develop systematic dispute-resolution strategies—from identifying and mitigating transaction risks at the front end and designing optimal business negotiation plans, to assembling pre-litigation evidence chains, formulating preservation strategies, and ultimately conducting effective courtroom advocacy and ensuring successful enforcement and recovery of funds. I provide clients with comprehensive, one-stop services that enable them to stand out in complex legal disputes and achieve a seamless integration of commercial objectives and legal values.

In addition to civil and commercial disputes, we also specialize in the cultural and entertainment sectors, with particular expertise in handling disputes related to music and film/TV investments. We have extensive experience in compliance and crisis public relations, providing end-to-end risk management and rights protection solutions for leading platforms, talent agencies, and public figures.

As an important component of diversified dispute-resolution mechanisms, arbitration often faces a series of complex challenges—such as jurisdictional conflicts, differing standards of evidence, and procedural overlaps—when it intersects with criminal cases. At this event, Attorney Han Meijun, drawing on her many years of extensive practical experience in the field of civil and commercial dispute resolution, will outline the core rules and challenging issues involved in handling criminal-civil intersection problems within arbitration proceedings. Meanwhile, by analyzing typical cases, the seminar participants will gain insight into the core ideas and strategies behind case handling.

Meanwhile, Attorneys Zhang Bingxu and Li Kexuan from Beijing Xinglai Law Firm will participate in this event as panelists. They will draw on their own practical experience to share their thoughts and insights on handling similar cases.

This workshop is an internal academic event organized by the School of Law at the Central University of Finance and Economics. On-site participation is exclusively open to faculty and students of the university. We sincerely appreciate the warm invitation from the School of Law at CUFE, and we look forward to the practical experience shared by Attorney Xinglai, which will surely inspire and benefit the law students.

Xinglai Law Firm is always committed to the inheritance and sharing of legal expertise and actively supports legal education. We firmly believe that such in-depth institutional exchange activities represent an effective pathway for bridging practice and academia and for fostering the development of rule-of-law professionals.

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