Attorney
Wu Jiani, a practicing lawyer in Beijing, holds a master‘s degree and graduated from the School of Architecture of Harbin Institute of Technology. She is qualified as a national registered urban and rural planner and a mediator of the Higher People‘s Court, and holds the intermediate title of architect. She is also a special guest on the TV program "Lawyer Help" on Beijing TV.
Wu Jiani, a practicing lawyer in Beijing, holds a master's degree and graduated from the School of Architecture of Harbin Institute of Technology. She is qualified as a national registered urban and rural planner and a senior People's Court mediator, and holds an intermediate architect title. She is a special guest on the TV program "Lawyer Helps" on Beijing TV. With her interdisciplinary background in architecture, urban planning, and law as her core competence, she has developed a unique technical service model in the fields of construction projects and land expropriation and demolition. She is skilled at addressing technical details (such as planning approval processes and construction evidence chains) and combining procedural and substantive defense strategies to achieve high success rates in complex cases like expropriation and demolition and construction projects. Her practice style combines rational argumentation with empathetic communication, focusing on administrative dispute resolution, complex civil and commercial litigation, and criminal compliance. Her core practice areas include construction project disputes, expropriation disputes, contract disputes, marriage and inheritance, criminal defense, and compliance. With her combined background in architecture, urban planning, and law, she has handled nearly a thousand cases and gained industry recognition for her meticulous case-handling style and high success rates, particularly in the fields of construction projects and land expropriation and demolition.
In the fields of administrative dispute resolution, complex civil and commercial litigation, and criminal compliance, our core business directions include construction project disputes, expropriation and relocation disputes, contract disputes, marriage and inheritance, criminal defense, and compliance
The construction company successfully recovered the 300,000 yuan project payment in the first instance, and attorney Wu Jiani from Beijing Henglu Law Firm assisted in maintaining the original judgment in the second instance.
The town government demolished legal houses by disguising it as demolishing illegal buildings. Attorney Wu Jiani from Beijing Hengluo Law Firm confirmed that the demolition process was illegal and protected the client's legitimate rights and interests, helping the client obtain state compensation of more than 950,000 y...
After the completion and delivery of the project, the employer defaulted on the payment of 300,000 yuan in project funds. Attorney Wu Jianni asserted the principle of contractual relativity, and the court ruled that the employer should pay the full amount of 300,000 yuan.
The town government did not apply for forced demolition overnight, and Attorney Wu Jianni, acting on behalf of the plaintiff, confirmed the illegality and ordered the defendant to make a compensation decision.
The two loans totaling 335,000 yuan were overdue and unpaid. Attorney Wu Jiani from Beijing Henglu Law Firm actively mediated and helped the client reach a mediation agreement on installment repayment.
