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Articles and representative matters by Li Shu.
Li Shu’s Team Combines Information-Rights Litigation and Negotiation to Secure Minority Shareholders’ Exit
An effective information-rights judgment supported negotiations leading to the acquisition of the minority shareholders’ entire holdings.
Li Shu’s Team Supports Shareholder Exit and Project Restart in a Corporate Group Restructuring
A Sichuan corporate group faced insolvency difficulties amid shareholder disputes and related proceedings. Its assets included approximately 2,000 mu of state-owned land-use rights and nearly one million square metres of completed property. The client sought to protect shareholder interests and achieve an exit through restructuring.
Li Shu’s Team Secures Capital Contributions and Follow-Up Governance Arrangements
Some shareholders of a Nanjing equipment manufacturer failed to make their capital contributions in full and on time. The company and other shareholders sought performance while avoiding further escalation of the dispute.
Li Shu’s Team Helps Technology Company Resolve Special Investment Terms
An Anhui technology company preparing for a National Equities Exchange and Quotations listing encountered disagreements with some investors over the removal or adjustment of special investment terms, including repurchase and veto rights.
Li Shu’s Team Helps Medical Device Company Restore Control and Recover Funds
A medical device company owned by a major investment institution faced a control dispute involving corporate funds, related-party transactions, seals, certificates and financial records. The client sought to restore control and recover funds.
Li Shu’s Team Develops Full-Cycle Procurement Compliance Frameworks for State-Owned Enterprises
Li Shu’s team provided specialist services to develop full-cycle tendering and procurement compliance frameworks for centrally administered and other state-owned enterprises. The work addressed risk management needs in both purchasing and bidding activities.
Li Shu’s Team Coordinates Shareholder Disputes and Civil–Criminal Risks Across Related Companies
Shareholders of a business group in northeastern China disputed management and profit allocation across more than ten related companies. The disputes extended to capital increases, changes of legal representative, information rights, corporate seals and records, and company funds. The client sought a coordinated approach to protecting ownership and operating interests.
Li Shu’s Related Engagements: YunTing Selected for China National Tobacco Corporation’s Legal Panel
YunTing was selected for civil and commercial, intellectual property and competition-law services; Li Shu was identified among the leading lawyers in the source report.
Li Shu Participates in Leading YunTing’s Selection for Xinjiang Zhongtai Group’s 2024–2026 Legal Services Panel
YunTing was selected for Xinjiang Zhongtai Group’s legal services panel, with Li Shu participating in the leadership of the bidding team.
Li Shu’s Team Defends Validity of Equity Transfer Agreement on Appeal
A Shenzhen business group was involved in an equity transfer dispute. The appellant alleged collusion, challenged an additional lending condition and raised issues concerning regulatory approval, seeking invalidation of the agreement and exercise of pre-emption rights.
Li Shu’s Shareholder Status and Information Rights Case: Establishing Standing and Access to Records
A registered shareholder of a Beijing real estate company requested access to company records. The company resisted on grounds including nominee shareholding, contribution issues and alleged improper purpose. Li Shu’s team acted in the related disputes over shareholder status and information rights.
Li Shu’s Team Resolves Control and Shareholder Disputes at a Natural Gas Company
A natural gas company in northeastern China faced disputes following an indirect equity transfer by its foreign shareholder and a change in ultimate control. The issues involved information rights, management appointments, company records and business operations. The Chinese shareholder retained Li Shu’s team to protect its governance and operating interests.