Practice areas

Competition & antitrust; Compliance; Data protection; Litigation

Introduction

Huang Wei is managing partner of Beijing Tian Yuan Law Firm, secretary general of the anti-monopoly committee of the All China Lawyers Association, deputy director of the foreign affairs committee, an arbitrator of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, and the first China expert of the competition committee of the International Chamber of Commerce.

Huang has been recognised as an outstanding lawyer in China’s competition law/anti-monopoly field by Chambers for six consecutive years, The A List by China Business Law Journal for seven consecutive years, first-tier lawyer in China’s anti-monopoly and competition law by Legalband for seven consecutive years, and one of the Top 15 Litigation Lawyers in China by ALB.

Huang has rich experience in competition law fields such as anti-monopoly and anti-unfair competition and has advised in a number of landmark cases. For example, the first anti-monopoly case heard by the Supreme Court (representing Tencent against Qihoo 360 and winning the “3Q War”); the first judicial review of vertical monopoly administrative sanctions; the first case on the arbitrability of monopoly dispute; the first anti-monopoly lawsuit in the pharmaceutical industry; representing JD.com against Alibaba in the “Choose One From Two” case on abuse of market dominance; the anti-monopoly lawsuit between Qualcomm and Apple; China’s first foreign-related anti-monopoly investigation (LCD panel case); the first anti-monopoly investigation on intellectual property abuse (IDC case); the anti-monopoly investigation against Qualcomm; the anti-monopoly investigation against the world’s top three DRAM manufacturers; the anti-monopoly investigation against the world’s top three music labels, among others.

Huang has also provided merger filing legal services to clients in dozens of industries, including automobiles, semiconductors, consumer electronics, wireless communications, medicines, chemical industry and energy, and has provided competition law compliance services to multiple multinational enterprises and large state-owned enterprises.

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