Liyuan Yang is a licensed PRC lawyer advising international businesses and individuals on civil & commercial, intellectual property, and foreign-related legal matters — in English and Mandarin.
Three practice areas, one perspective: the law as it works in China, explained in language international clients actually use.
Contracts, corporate matters and commercial disputes under PRC law — from negotiation to litigation and enforcement.
Trademark, copyright and IP strategy for foreign brands entering China — and for Chinese innovations going global.
Cross-border transactions, investment structures and personal matters with Chinese legal touchpoints, handled bilingually.
Foreign businesses entering China, overseas Chinese with affairs back home, and foreign nationals building a life here — different needs, one requirement: counsel who knows the Chinese system from the inside and works in your language.
Entering or operating in the Chinese market — entity setup, contracts, IP protection, and disputes with Chinese counterparties.
Property, inheritance, marriage and family matters back in China — handled remotely, in Mandarin or English, no flight home required.
房产、继承、婚姻家事——远程办理,无需专程回国。
Working, launching a business or building a life in China — work permits, employment, company formation, residence and personal matters.
Advice, contracts and negotiations delivered in fluent English and Mandarin — nothing lost in translation.
A PhD who still argues cases: university-grade research rigor applied to every client matter.
Seven years of law and business training in Sydney and Melbourne — fluent in common-law thinking.
A practice built around the China–foreign interface: IP protection, market entry and cross-border disputes.
Based in Shijiazhuang and trained in Australia, Liyuan Yang divides his time between the courtroom and the classroom. As Director of the Law Department at Shijiazhuang Tiedao University and a practising attorney at Hebei Sanhe Shidai Law Firm, he brings academic rigour to every client matter — and real-world cases back into his teaching. For overseas clients, that means advice that is both technically sound and plainly explained.
Occasional notes on the legal questions foreign clients ask most — written to be read, not cited.
Using a Chinese nominee to hold equity, and mishandling labor and social insurance — two legal landmines foreign investors step on most, explained in plain language.
Every engagement begins with a confidential, no-obligation consultation — in English or Mandarin. Replies within one business day.