Ms Shujun Liu > Global Law Office > Beijing, China > Lawyer Profile

Global Law Office
15 & 20F, TOWER 1, CHINA CENTRAL PLACE
NO 81 JIANGUO ROAD, CHAOYANG DISTRICT
BEIJING 100025
China

Work Department

Ms. Shujun Liu is the partner of the Japanese business team of Global Law Office based in Beijing and Shanghai.

Position

Shujun Liu is the leading partner of our Japanese practice and based in Beijing and Shanghai offices.  In addition to providing comprehensive legal services with respect to foreign investment, mergers & acquisitions, labor, foreign exchange, international trade, dispute resolution & litigation, etc. to Japanese enterprises in China and Chinese enterprises in Japan over ten years, Shujun Liu focuses on antitrust, anti-unfair competition, government regulatory compliance and crisis management.  She has served a number of clients across a wide range of industries and sectors, including pharmaceutical, TMT, automobile and spare parts, finance, commercial operation, real estate, maritime transportation, chemicals, food, consumables.

Career

Prior to joining GLO in 2018, Ms. Liu worked at Fangda Partners, King & Wood Mallesons and Mori Hamada & Matsumoto (Tokyo Office).

Languages

Chinese,English,Japanese

Education

Faculty of Law and Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, The University of Tokyo, LL.M.

School of Law, Peking University, LL.M.

School of Law, Renmin University of China, LL.B.

Lawyer Rankings

China > Antitrust and competition: PRC firms

Global Law Office is known for its ‘exceptional’ ability to handle SAMR merger filings. The antitrust and competition team is under the joint leadership of Qing Ren, Ying Mu, Shujun Liu, and Weiwei Gu. Ren often advises pharmaceutical and financial management clients in preparing their merger control filings before SAMR. Mu’s experience includes advising a global cable manufacturer from Korea in a lawsuit concerning the existence of monopolistic practices in China, and Liu is praised for ‘her perseverance and diligence to get things done in a prompt manner.’

China > Labour and employment: PRC firms

Acting for major domestic and international clients, Global Law Office‘s labour and employment department is well known for handling complex labour and employment issues in China, including early-stage compliance issues, mass-layoffs, transfers and litigation. The team also assists with establishing labour management systems, collective bargaining, and employees’ secondments and placements. The group is co-led by labour disputes specialist Weiwei Gu , who additionally co-chairs the firm’s regulatory compliance and risk control team; and the ‘particularly outstandingZhaogang Wang. The practice further showcases Shujun Liu, whose broad workload covers labour and employment matters; Angela Sui, an expert in labour and employment issues, as well as dispute resolution; and Cao Sisi, who is experienced in labour, employment and contractual disputes.