DHH Washington DC Law Office Visited Deyou Tian Minister– Counselor
Release time：2017-08-12 10:06
On August 10th, DHH Washington DC Law Office Executive Director, Senior Associate Yan Xin, Legal Assistant Xingya Guo visited Minister Counselor Mr. Deyou Tian, IPR attaché Ms. Ning Yu, and Third Secretary Mr. Hailei Chen at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China to the United States of America.
DHH introduced the history and current operation of Beijing DHH Law Firm, the vision and need to establish a Washington DC office and signature programs such as China Law Express. DHH headquarter also recently launched “1+4” shared office concept, a pioneer program aiming to share office, conference room, and other office facilities in Beijing Yintai Centre and 4 oversea offices with legal practitioners who needs temporary work space. DHH Washington Law Office is actively establishing cooperation with US law firms, especially in areas such as international trade, CFIUS, FCPA, etc. Following the best practice of serving as legal counsel to Chinese Embassy in Russia, DHH DC also expressed willingness to assist staff at Chinese Embassy in the US to address legal matters at home, such real estate, inheritance, retirement, insurance and civil servant reform.
Minister Tian praised DHH’s vision and diligence as the only Chinese law firm in DC area, and is heartened by DHH’s resolution to play a more active role in supporting Chinese organizations like CGCC and CCPIT. He pointed out that the legal market in DC is highly competitive, DHH should find its niche and balance its Chinese characteristics with localization. The road ahead for US and China economic relationship is complicated by uncertain policies, but Minister Tian is optimistic that both sides will work towards mutual benefits, and legal service can tackle problems and make deals.
DHH introduced the history and current operation of Beijing DHH Law Firm, the vision and need to establish a Washington DC office and signature programs such as China Law Express. DHH headquarter also recently launched “1+4” shared office concept, a pioneer program aiming to share office, conference room, and other office facilities in Beijing Yintai Centre and 4 oversea offices with legal practitioners who needs temporary work space. DHH Washington Law Office is actively establishing cooperation with US law firms, especially in areas such as international trade, CFIUS, FCPA, etc. Following the best practice of serving as legal counsel to Chinese Embassy in Russia, DHH DC also expressed willingness to assist staff at Chinese Embassy in the US to address legal matters at home, such real estate, inheritance, retirement, insurance and civil servant reform.
Minister Tian praised DHH’s vision and diligence as the only Chinese law firm in DC area, and is heartened by DHH’s resolution to play a more active role in supporting Chinese organizations like CGCC and CCPIT. He pointed out that the legal market in DC is highly competitive, DHH should find its niche and balance its Chinese characteristics with localization. The road ahead for US and China economic relationship is complicated by uncertain policies, but Minister Tian is optimistic that both sides will work towards mutual benefits, and legal service can tackle problems and make deals.
