Xianshui Wang
Senior Partner
Shanghai Office
Mandarin | English
+86 21-68361233
xianshui.wang@sgla.com
7/21F, Foxconn Building, No.1366 Lujiazui Ring Road, Pudong, Shanghai, P.R. China
Lawyer Summary

Attorney Wang Xianshui has been practicing since 2002, specializing in bankruptcy and restructuring, corporate and commercial matters, and dispute resolution.

In the field of bankruptcy and restructuring, since 2015, Attorney Wang has been leading a team of institutional bankruptcy administrators, handling nearly a hundred cases appointed by the court. Several of these cases have been converted from liquidation to reorganization or settled, and have been recognized as typical cases in the court's bankruptcy trial white paper. Attorney Wang has received multiple commendations and coverage from various courts, the Shanghai High People's Court, the Shanghai Bankruptcy Court, and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, making a certain contribution to optimizing the business environment. In November 2022, Attorney Wang was included in the roster of enterprise bankruptcy administrators of the Shanghai High People's Court as one of the first 10 individual administrators in Shanghai.

In the field of corporate and commercial matters, Attorney Wang has long served as a legal advisor to several state-owned enterprises, institutions, and private enterprises, providing professional legal services in areas such as daily business management compliance and risk control, ensuring the smooth development of enterprises. In terms of corporate mergers and acquisitions and investment and financing, Attorney Wang provides a full range of services including due diligence, legal opinions, business negotiations, scheme design, and contract execution.

In the field of dispute resolution, Attorney Wang has provided clients with dispute resolution solutions that maximize their interests through litigation and non-litigation methods in areas such as housing relocation (expropriation), construction projects, real estate sales, and bulk commodity transactions. Attorney Wang has gained the trust and praise of clients by resolving conflicts effectively.

Education
Shanghai University, Master of Laws
Honorary Award

In March 2021, the article "Solving the Difficulties of Dissolving Enterprise Registration through Bankruptcy Liquidation Thinking" was recognized as a "Typical Case of Bankruptcy Practitioners" by the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association.

In March 2021, the article "Basis of Consumer Homebuyers' Request for Transfer Registration and Determination of Trustee's Remuneration Calculation Base in Real Estate Enterprise Bankruptcy Proceedings" co-written with Lawyer Jin Peng won the third prize in the "Excellent Professional Articles by Bankruptcy Administrators" selection activity.

Social Activity

Deputy Director of the Restructuring Business Research Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Financial Management and Member Services Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Industry Research and External Publicity Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Bankruptcy and Non-performing Assets Business Research Committee of the Shanghai Lawyers Association

Member of the Bankruptcy Law Research Association of the Shanghai Law Society

One of the first 10 individual bankruptcy administrators in Shanghai.

Experience

2023.8 to date, Shanghai SGLA Law Firm, Senior Partner

2010.6 to 2023.8, Shanghai SG&CO PRC Lawyers, Senior Partner

2008.5 to 2010.6, Shanghai Dongxin Law Firm, Managing Partner

2006.7 to 2008.5, Shanghai Xinlong Law Firm, Lawyer

2005.7 to 2006.7, Shanghai Rezin Software Co., Ltd., Legal Counsel

2003.6 to 2005.7, Anhui Yuanyuan Law Firm, Lawyer

2002.6 to 2003.5, Anhui Junsen Law Firm, Lawyer

Case

1. In the liquidation and reorganization case of Shanghai Nanyang Electric Co., Ltd., creditors, except for substandard claims, received 100% repayment, resolving the issue of unpaid wages, social security, and employment for nearly 70 employees. This achievement was highly recognized by the Shanghai Railway Transport Court and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, and it was also published as a typical case by the Shanghai High People's Court.

2. In the liquidation and reorganization case of Shanghai Furong Industrial Co., Ltd., a special purpose organization was introduced for the first time as an innovative attempt. Non-core assets were divested and continued to be collected, resulting in efficient handling of the case and significantly increasing the repayment rate of creditors. This case was also highly recognized by the Shanghai Railway Transport Court and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, and it was published as a typical case by the Shanghai High People's Court.

3. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Tianjia Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, a settlement was reached through derivative litigation, achieving a 77% repayment rate for creditors. This case also formed a unique and innovative approach of "using bankruptcy liquidation thinking to solve the problem of settlement cancellation of registered enterprises." It was recognized by the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association as a typical case of bankruptcy administrators' practice.

4. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Liumeng Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., it was the first case in Xuhui Court where a training institution entered bankruptcy liquidation and achieved a 100% repayment rate for ordinary creditors. The court believed that the handling approach of this case had great reference significance for similar cases. This case was selected as a typical case in the "Xuhui Court 2016-2020 Annual Bankruptcy Trial White Paper."

5. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Meisuo Cashmere Textile Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, significant assets were discovered and realized through the efforts of the administrator, receiving high recognition from the Shanghai Third Intermediate People's Court.

6. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Jibing Animation Technology Co., Ltd., a settlement was reached through litigation for the recovery of investment, resulting in a 100% repayment of creditors and the survival of the company. This case received high recognition from the Shanghai Third Intermediate People's Court.

7. The bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Qingling High-end Fashion Co., Ltd. involved Sino-foreign joint ventures and had a large number of assets, including machinery and equipment, raw materials, and collective land use rights. The assets were quickly disposed of through collective bidding, and the collective land was repurchased by the local government. The claims of more than 80 employee creditors were fully repaid, and the repayment rate of ordinary creditors was also significantly increased, resolving years of petition conflicts.

8. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Tuoxin Industrial Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, a settlement was reached through litigation for the recovery of embezzled funds, resulting in full repayment of principal to the creditors and the survival of the company.

9. The bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Chengtai Department Store Co., Ltd. involved the disposal of transferred real estate. High premiums were achieved through online auctions, and multiple parties, including the buyer, planning department, tax authorities, and registration department, were coordinated to successfully complete the land transfer and transfer of ownership.

10. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Pinzhi Health Management Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, there were hundreds of fitness member creditors and significant petition conflicts. Through litigation for the recovery of embezzled funds, some assets were recovered, resulting in partial repayment of the creditors. The work of the administrator was also recognized by the creditors, and the case handling received praise from Shanghai Xuhui District People's Court.

Articles

1.“A Brief Discussion on the Concept and Meaning of Bankruptcy Administrator”

2.“Does the Administrator Have the Right to Inquire about the Bank Deposits of the Debtor in Liquidation?”

3.“Issues and Suggestions Regarding Tax Matters in the Administration of Debtors by the Administrator”

4.“Understanding the Statute of Limitations in Bankruptcy Proceedings”(by Zuo Zongling, Wang Xianshui)

5.“Understanding the Causes of Action in Bankruptcy Derivative Litigation”(by Zuo Zongling, Wang Xianshui)

6.“The Basis of the Request Right for Consumer Buyers to Handle Transfer Registration and the Determination of the Calculation Base for the Administrator's Remuneration in the Bankruptcy Proceedings of Real Estate Enterprises” (by Jin Peng, Wang Xianshui)

7.“Using Bankruptcy Liquidation Thinking to Solve the Problem of Settlement Cancellation of Registered Enterprises”

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Xianshui Wang
Senior Partner
Shanghai Office
Mandarin | English
Disposal, Bankruptcy and Restructuring of Non-performing Asset
Corporate & Commerce
Dispute Resolution
+86 21-68361233
xianshui.wang@sgla.com
7/21F, Foxconn Building, No.1366 Lujiazui Ring Road, Pudong, Shanghai, P.R. China
Lawyer Summary

Attorney Wang Xianshui has been practicing since 2002, specializing in bankruptcy and restructuring, corporate and commercial matters, and dispute resolution.

In the field of bankruptcy and restructuring, since 2015, Attorney Wang has been leading a team of institutional bankruptcy administrators, handling nearly a hundred cases appointed by the court. Several of these cases have been converted from liquidation to reorganization or settled, and have been recognized as typical cases in the court's bankruptcy trial white paper. Attorney Wang has received multiple commendations and coverage from various courts, the Shanghai High People's Court, the Shanghai Bankruptcy Court, and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, making a certain contribution to optimizing the business environment. In November 2022, Attorney Wang was included in the roster of enterprise bankruptcy administrators of the Shanghai High People's Court as one of the first 10 individual administrators in Shanghai.

In the field of corporate and commercial matters, Attorney Wang has long served as a legal advisor to several state-owned enterprises, institutions, and private enterprises, providing professional legal services in areas such as daily business management compliance and risk control, ensuring the smooth development of enterprises. In terms of corporate mergers and acquisitions and investment and financing, Attorney Wang provides a full range of services including due diligence, legal opinions, business negotiations, scheme design, and contract execution.

In the field of dispute resolution, Attorney Wang has provided clients with dispute resolution solutions that maximize their interests through litigation and non-litigation methods in areas such as housing relocation (expropriation), construction projects, real estate sales, and bulk commodity transactions. Attorney Wang has gained the trust and praise of clients by resolving conflicts effectively.

Education

Shanghai University, Master of Laws

Honorary Award

In March 2021, the article "Solving the Difficulties of Dissolving Enterprise Registration through Bankruptcy Liquidation Thinking" was recognized as a "Typical Case of Bankruptcy Practitioners" by the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association.

In March 2021, the article "Basis of Consumer Homebuyers' Request for Transfer Registration and Determination of Trustee's Remuneration Calculation Base in Real Estate Enterprise Bankruptcy Proceedings" co-written with Lawyer Jin Peng won the third prize in the "Excellent Professional Articles by Bankruptcy Administrators" selection activity.

Social Activity

Deputy Director of the Restructuring Business Research Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Financial Management and Member Services Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Industry Research and External Publicity Committee of the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association

Member of the Bankruptcy and Non-performing Assets Business Research Committee of the Shanghai Lawyers Association

Member of the Bankruptcy Law Research Association of the Shanghai Law Society

One of the first 10 individual bankruptcy administrators in Shanghai.

Experience

2023.8 to date, Shanghai SGLA Law Firm, Senior Partner

2010.6 to 2023.8, Shanghai SG&CO PRC Lawyers, Senior Partner

2008.5 to 2010.6, Shanghai Dongxin Law Firm, Managing Partner

2006.7 to 2008.5, Shanghai Xinlong Law Firm, Lawyer

2005.7 to 2006.7, Shanghai Rezin Software Co., Ltd., Legal Counsel

2003.6 to 2005.7, Anhui Yuanyuan Law Firm, Lawyer

2002.6 to 2003.5, Anhui Junsen Law Firm, Lawyer

Case

1. In the liquidation and reorganization case of Shanghai Nanyang Electric Co., Ltd., creditors, except for substandard claims, received 100% repayment, resolving the issue of unpaid wages, social security, and employment for nearly 70 employees. This achievement was highly recognized by the Shanghai Railway Transport Court and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, and it was also published as a typical case by the Shanghai High People's Court.

2. In the liquidation and reorganization case of Shanghai Furong Industrial Co., Ltd., a special purpose organization was introduced for the first time as an innovative attempt. Non-core assets were divested and continued to be collected, resulting in efficient handling of the case and significantly increasing the repayment rate of creditors. This case was also highly recognized by the Shanghai Railway Transport Court and the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association, and it was published as a typical case by the Shanghai High People's Court.

3. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Tianjia Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, a settlement was reached through derivative litigation, achieving a 77% repayment rate for creditors. This case also formed a unique and innovative approach of "using bankruptcy liquidation thinking to solve the problem of settlement cancellation of registered enterprises." It was recognized by the Shanghai Bankruptcy Administrators Association as a typical case of bankruptcy administrators' practice.

4. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Liumeng Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., it was the first case in Xuhui Court where a training institution entered bankruptcy liquidation and achieved a 100% repayment rate for ordinary creditors. The court believed that the handling approach of this case had great reference significance for similar cases. This case was selected as a typical case in the "Xuhui Court 2016-2020 Annual Bankruptcy Trial White Paper."

5. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Meisuo Cashmere Textile Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, significant assets were discovered and realized through the efforts of the administrator, receiving high recognition from the Shanghai Third Intermediate People's Court.

6. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Jibing Animation Technology Co., Ltd., a settlement was reached through litigation for the recovery of investment, resulting in a 100% repayment of creditors and the survival of the company. This case received high recognition from the Shanghai Third Intermediate People's Court.

7. The bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Qingling High-end Fashion Co., Ltd. involved Sino-foreign joint ventures and had a large number of assets, including machinery and equipment, raw materials, and collective land use rights. The assets were quickly disposed of through collective bidding, and the collective land was repurchased by the local government. The claims of more than 80 employee creditors were fully repaid, and the repayment rate of ordinary creditors was also significantly increased, resolving years of petition conflicts.

8. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Tuoxin Industrial Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, a settlement was reached through litigation for the recovery of embezzled funds, resulting in full repayment of principal to the creditors and the survival of the company.

9. The bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Chengtai Department Store Co., Ltd. involved the disposal of transferred real estate. High premiums were achieved through online auctions, and multiple parties, including the buyer, planning department, tax authorities, and registration department, were coordinated to successfully complete the land transfer and transfer of ownership.

10. In the bankruptcy liquidation case of Shanghai Pinzhi Health Management Co., Ltd., which was initially considered insolvent, there were hundreds of fitness member creditors and significant petition conflicts. Through litigation for the recovery of embezzled funds, some assets were recovered, resulting in partial repayment of the creditors. The work of the administrator was also recognized by the creditors, and the case handling received praise from Shanghai Xuhui District People's Court.

Articles

1.“A Brief Discussion on the Concept and Meaning of Bankruptcy Administrator”

2.“Does the Administrator Have the Right to Inquire about the Bank Deposits of the Debtor in Liquidation?”

3.“Issues and Suggestions Regarding Tax Matters in the Administration of Debtors by the Administrator”

4.“Understanding the Statute of Limitations in Bankruptcy Proceedings”(by Zuo Zongling, Wang Xianshui)

5.“Understanding the Causes of Action in Bankruptcy Derivative Litigation”(by Zuo Zongling, Wang Xianshui)

6.“The Basis of the Request Right for Consumer Buyers to Handle Transfer Registration and the Determination of the Calculation Base for the Administrator's Remuneration in the Bankruptcy Proceedings of Real Estate Enterprises” (by Jin Peng, Wang Xianshui)

7.“Using Bankruptcy Liquidation Thinking to Solve the Problem of Settlement Cancellation of Registered Enterprises”