Attorney Shi Shengyuan, As a partner at Huatai Law Firm and Director of the Daxing Branch in Beijing, Attorney Shi Shengyuan has been deeply engaged in frontline practice and has successfully handled nearly 300 litigation and non-litigation cases. Relying on his exceptional litigation skills, Attorney Shi has repeatedly achieved reversal victories in second-instance and retrial proceedings. He has also handled numerous criminal cases that resulted in decisions not to prosecute or acquittals, thereby vigorously safeguarding his clients’ core rights and interests. Moreover, in the field of corporate legal advisory services, Attorney Shi leverages his comprehensive non-litigation experience and forward-looking risk-management strategies to ensure the stable operation of enterprises. 
Attorney Shi Shengyuan Leveraging profound professional expertise and actively embracing social responsibility, he was awarded the title of “Legal Volunteer Serving Mobile Party Members and Migrant Workers in Beijing” by the Working Committee for Personnel of Institutions Based in Beijing under the Shandong Provincial Committee of the CPC in 2019. He also holds positions such as Director of the Discipline Inspection Office of the Committee for Mobile Party Members from Cao County, Shandong Province, based in Beijing, and is committed to giving back to society and his hometown.

Representative performance:

• Contract Dispute Case Involving China CITIC Financial Assets Co., Ltd., Beijing Hui Mou Real Estate Co., Ltd., and Sanshukeshu Engineering Co., Ltd.
• Contract Dispute Case Involving China Decoration Group, China Construction Oriental Decoration Co., Ltd., and a Certain Beijing Holding Group Company
• Beiken Energy Holding Group Co., Ltd. v. Zhang Mou’s Equity Contract Dispute Case
• Contract Dispute Case Between Shaanxi Construction Engineering Group and a Furniture Company in Beijing
• In the equity transfer dispute between Qi Moumou and Zhai Moumou, the plaintiff lost in both the first and second trials. The Hebei High People’s Court, in a retrial, reversed the judgments of the first and second trials and ordered a new trial.
• The case of the contract between Xingguang Culture & Technology (Shenzhen) Group Co., Ltd. and Beijing Hong Moumou Company
• Contract Dispute Case Involving the Daxing Branch of Beijing No. 8 Middle School and a Certain Consulting Firm in Beijing
• The dispute case involving Yin Mou’s right to life, right to bodily integrity, and right to health, including the Beijing Financial Street Runze School.
• Contract Dispute Case Between China Construction Oriental Group Co., Ltd. and a Beijing-based Construction Company
• Contract Dispute Case Between China Railway No. 23 Bureau Group Corporation and a Certain Company in Beijing-Jinghe
• Contract Dispute Case Between Beijing Meiermu Hospital Management Company and a Certain Trading Company in Beijing
• Contract Dispute Case Between Suzhou Jin Tanglang Architectural Decoration Co., Ltd. and a Stone Materials Company in Beijing
• The case involving Qin Moumou (former logistics leader at Peking University First Hospital), who was convicted of accepting bribes, was reviewed by the Discipline Inspection Commission of Haidian District in Beijing and adjudicated by the People’s Court of Xicheng District, resulting in a lighter sentence.
• In the rape case involving Zhai Moumou, the defendant was held in mandatory detention for nearly 600 days. After a court hearing and review, the court intended to deliver a verdict of not guilty. Subsequently, the procuratorate withdrew the public prosecution, and the defendant received state compensation.
• The case of Wang Moumou’s rape was later sentenced as forcible indecency.
• Yang Moumou was successfully granted bail and sentenced to probation for the crime of forcible indecency and insult (the victim was a person with no capacity for civil conduct).
• Cai Moumou, the person in charge of a Beijing-based technology company, was accused by Kong of embezzling more than 60 million yuan in office funds. After a successful defense, he was released on bail and the case was subsequently dropped.
• He Moumou was sentenced to a fixed-term imprisonment in the case of intentional homicide.
• A medical company in Beijing and Li Moumou were found to have falsely issued special value-added tax invoices. They successfully obtained bail and were exempted from prosecution.
• A technology company in Beijing, whose employee Yue Moumou falsely issued special value-added tax invoices, was exempted from criminal punishment after undergoing corporate compliance rectification under the supervision of the Haidian Procuratorate.
• Bai, a deputy to the People’s Congress in a certain region of Hebei Province, committed the crime of intentional destruction of property but was subsequently exempted from prosecution.
• Meng Moumou was successfully granted bail for the crime of intentional destruction of property and subsequently exempted from criminal punishment.