Vicky Zhao is specialised in complex cross-border dispute resolution with more than ten years of working experiences. Her practice mainly focuses on corporate and commercial dispute matters, such as private equity investment, M&A, joint venture, corporate governance, fraud and misrepresentation of listed companies, etc. Vicky has represented clients before major international arbitration institutions, such as HKIAC, SIAC, ICC, CIETAC, and BAC, etc., and in ad hoc arbitrations.

Vicky is a partner with AnJie Law Firm based in Beijing. Before joining AnJie, she worked for a “magic circle” international law firm and an international arbitration institution. She worked and studied in Hong Kong, Singapore, Washington and London. She was recognised as a “Next Generation Partner (Dispute Resolution)” in 2020 by the Legal 500 and was also ranked as one of the "Top 10 Young Arbitrators in Asia Pacific" by BIAMC in 2019. Vicky is an adjunct professor at the China University of Political Science and Law.

Mr. Hu Ke is a partner in Jingtian & Gongcheng’s dispute resolution group, specializing in litigation and arbitration (in commercial and IP-related matters), cyber-security and data protection.

In dispute resolution, Mr. Hu has represented domestic and international clients in 100+ court proceedings in China and arbitration proceedings under CIETAC, BAC, HKIAC, ICC, SIAC, SCC and UNCITRAL rules. His experience covers disputes in relation to general commercial contracts, corporate and JV matters, PE/VC investment, energy, carbon finance, entertainment and culture, technology licensing, IP protection, and recognition and enforcement of oversea arbitral awards and court judgments. He is recognized by Who’s Who Legal as a “Future Leader” in arbitration since 2018, by AsiaLaw as a leading lawyer since 2018, and by Chambers Asia Pacific as an “up-and-coming” practitioner in arbitration since 2019.

Mr. Hu is a member of the Steering Committee of IBA Arb-40 and ambassador of IBA APAG. In 2015-2018 he served as a member of the inaugural YSIAC Committee.

Xiaoshan Chen's main area of practice is in commercial litigation and arbitration in Hong Kong, London, Singapore and mainland of China. He is experienced in handling international disputes covering areas such as construction, joint venture, energy, shipping and shipbuilding.

Xiaoshan was named by Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2018 and 2019 as a Next Generation Lawyer and Rising Star in the areas of Dispute Resolution and Shipping.

Holly Blackwell is a Partner at King & Wood Mallesons in Shanghai, where she specializes in international dispute resolution.

Holly has represented clients in disputes subject to arbitration under major arbitral rules including the rules of the CIETAC, ICC, HKIAC, SHIAC, SIAC, SCC, and UNCITRAL. She often advises on complex disputes involving multiple parties, contracts, jurisdictions, and forums and the enforcement of arbitral awards in China and internationally.

Holly’s practice extends to advising clients on compliance matters under US and international trade, anti-bribery, and integrity laws and policies and related internal investigations. She also has experience advising on international construction projects.

Holly received her JD degree from Villanova University School of Law with honors in 2010, where she was a member of the Villanova Law Review. She received her LLM degree in International Business Law from the National University of Singapore and her BBA degree in Finance from Texas A&M University.

Holly is admitted to practice in New York.