Lawyer Lu Yongqiang, Ph.D., university professor, founding partner of Beijing Yingting Law Firm
Business areas
Government-enterprise disputes and administrative litigation, real estate and construction projects, mineral resources and environmental protection, dispute resolution, litigation and non-litigation
social duties
Member of the Beijing Lawyers Association, administrative litigation legal service lawyer, member of the Beijing Democratic National Construction Association, member of the Administrative Law Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association, member of the China Law Society, member of the Law Branch of the China Natural Resources Society, member of the expert group of the China United Nations Procurement Promotion Association, and director of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Branch
Main writings
"Lecture Series on Rights Protection in Government-Enterprise Disputes", "Lecture Series on Rights Protection in Administrative Agreement Disputes", "Lecture Series on Rights Protection on Mineral Overturning Disputes", "Lecture Series on Rights Protection on PPP Model Disputes", "Lecture Series on Rights Protection on Government Franchise Disputes", "Lecture Series on Common Disputes and Rights Protection in State-owned Construction Land Transfer", "Lecture Series on Rights Protection on Disputes in Government Procurement Agreements", etc.
Main practice experience
1. A case involving disputes over hundreds of millions of yuan in administrative promises and administrative compensation for an enterprise in Anqing City, Anhui Province, to withdraw from the city and enter a park;
2. A case involving hundreds of millions of yuan in administrative compensation for the resumption of state-owned land by a well-known company at Beijing Daxing Airport;
3. A series of disputes involving the provincial government’s administrative commitment, land planning adjustment compensation, land resumption compensation, and nearly 20 billion compensation for a well-known group in Jinan City, Shandong Province;
4. The case of a beer company in Qingdao City, Shandong Province that was unable to operate due to planning adjustments was included in the typical cases of the Shandong Provincial Higher People's Court;
5. A case involving hundreds of millions of yuan in compensation disputes involving an environmental protection company in Tai'an City, Shandong Province, for breach of BOT model and government franchise agreement;
6. A series of disputes involving nearly 100 million yuan in administrative agreements, administrative promises, and administrative compensation for well-known scenic spots in Handan City, Hebei Province were successfully concluded within seven days without litigation;
7. Beijing’s “Greater Seventh Ring Expressway” involved a land resumption compensation case for an enterprise in Langfang, Hebei Province, and the non-litigation case was successfully concluded in Jiutian;
8. Disputes over implementation of BT model, administrative agreement, land transfer and recovery, and multi-billion yuan administrative compensation in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia;
9. A series of disputes over the closure of a fluorite mine in Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province, administrative agreements, and administrative compensation worth hundreds of millions of yuan;
10. A dispute over the performance of an administrative agreement by a well-known foreign-funded enterprise in Tianjin.