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Wilson Wei Huo

Address: 

31/33/36/37/F, SK Tower,
6A Jianguomenwai Avenue
Beijing 100022
China

Phone Number: 
+86.010.5957.2055
Fax Number: 
+86.010.5087.2898
Email: 
huowei@zhonglun.com
huowei00@hotmail.com
Website: www.zhonglun.com
Born: 
1971, Chongqing, China
Languages: 
English Chinese
Nationalities: 
Chinese
Education: 
University of Iowa College of Law, LL.M., 5/11/2001
University of International Business & Economics, LL.B., 6/30/1994
Bar Admission or Professional License: 
Admitted to P.R.C. Bar 1998
Present Position: 
Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm
Professional Experience: 

Senior Associate, Coudert Brothers Beijing Office and Hogan & Hartson LLP Beijing Office.

Professional Associations: 

Member of Council, China Academy of Arbitration Law;
Invited Expert, Committee on Investment Arbitration of China Academy of Arbitration Law.

Panels of Arbitrators: 

HKIAC;
ICDR of AAA;
AIAC (or KLRCA);
Several arbitration institutions in the mainland of China

Arbitration Experience: 

Acting as counsel in arbitration cases before CIETAC, BAC, SHIAC, SCIA, HKIAC, SIAC, DIAC, LCIA, and ICDR of AAA, etc. The arbitration cases represented by Wilson range from traditional “onshore arbitration” in the mainland of China to “offshore/overseas arbitration” with the mainland of China companies’ foot-steps of engaging “One Belt One Road (OBOR/BRI)” to go abroad.

In the past 3 years I have been appointed by either the parties or the institutions as arbitrator with the seat of arbitration to be Hong Kong SAR and Singapore, rules include CIETAC, HKIAC, AAA, SIAC and laws such as the mainland China law, Hong Kong law and Singapore law.

Areas of Specialization: 
Banking & Finance
Business Law
Business Transactions
Civil & Commercial Litigation & Arbitration
International Arbitration
International Sale of Goods
Mediation
Publications from JURIS: 
Publications: 

Banking and Financing Adjust to New Economy—Swell in Disputes Impacts Financial, Judicial and Legal Professionals (Wolters Kluwer China Law & Reference, 2018);

The Banking Litigation Law Review-China (The Law Reviews, 2017);

Arbitration + and Loser Pays to Cure Judges’ Overwork Disease (AmCham China Tracing China’s Policy, 2017);

How Do I Draft An Arbitration Clause? (China Law & Practice, 2014).