Wen Pinliang

Lawyer Wen Pinliang graduated from the School of Law of Beijing Institute of Technology and the School of Liberal Arts of Capital Normal University. He is currently a full-time lawyer at Beijing Henglve Law Firm. Lawyer Wen previously worked as a civil servant in a Beijing government agency for a long time, giving him a deep understanding of government operations and familiarity with social security, work-related injury, pension, and labor arbitration matters. After entering the legal profession, his practice areas have expanded to include administrative litigation, civil and commercial litigation, and non-litigation legal services. He has accumulated extensive case-handling experience and has a large number of successful cases. Committed to continuous self-learning and not limited by his original professional scope, Lawyer Wen has obtained two bachelor's degrees and two master's degrees, possessing a comprehensive interdisciplinary academic background in Law, Accounting, and Chinese Literature, along with rich life and legal practice experience. Lawyer Wen believes that a qualified lawyer requires not only excellent professional skills, but also a meticulous and diligent professional spirit, and a firm belief in being responsible to clients. He consistently adheres to professional competence, professional ethics, and service commitment as the standards and requirements of his legal work. He has achieved favorable results in many cases, safeguarded the legitimate rights and interests of his clients, and earned their trust.

Specialties: Administrative litigation, civil and commercial litigation, and non-litigation matters. Selected successful cases:

1. Sun * * * and others v. Xi'an Municipal People's Government, Xi'an Municipal Natural Resources and Planning Bureau, and Xi'an Fangqiao District People's Government in a case of forced demolition;

2. An * and others v. Xi'an Municipal People's Government for the illegal demolition and damage to property;

3. Hu ** sued the People's Government of Hongshan District of Wuhan City and the Qingling Subdistrict Office of the People's Government of Hongshan District of Wuhan City for the illegal demolition case;

4. Ren * and others v. Xingqiao Subdistrict Office of Yuhang District, Hangzhou City, for the performance of an administrative agreement;

5. Zhong * and others' lawsuit against the Weiqu Subdistrict Office of Chang'an District, Xi'an City, seeking to revoke its administrative act;

6. Liang ** and others sued the Jianggao Town Government of Baiyun District, Guangzhou City, seeking to confirm that its administrative acts were illegal;

7. Heo **'s labor dispute case against China ** Leasing Co., Ltd.