Zhang Xiaoqiang

Attorney Zhang Xiaoqiang once worked in government agencies and has conducted in-depth research on the structures and work processes of various departments within the government and enterprises. In his legal services practice, he has served numerous clients and handled a large number of administrative dispute cases, as well as complex cases involving overlapping administrative and civil matters. Attorney Zhang Xiaoqiang has extensive experience in litigation related to the expropriation of buildings on state-owned land and collective land expropriation, as well as risk assessment of major decisions and non-litigation fields. He has conducted in-depth research in areas such as administrative review, administrative litigation, and government information disclosure. He emphasizes consultation and negotiation, is skilled at leading legal teams to provide practical legal service solutions, and accurately provides clients with case-solving ideas. Moreover, he is able to effectively resolve disputes in actual cases. The legal team he leads is experienced and highly professional, having handled numerous large-scale collective cases and various complex and difficult major cases, providing clients with strong legal support and professional solutions.

Specialty areas: major, difficult, and complex administrative litigation, as well as cases involving intersections between civil and administrative law.

Some successful cases:

1. A lawsuit for administrative compensation against the government was filed by a company in Shunyi District, Beijing City, after its premises were illegally demolished by the government;

2. A case of administrative disputes over state-owned land in a residential area of Baoding City;

3. A villager in Haidian District of Beijing was evicted and demolished by the government, and sued the government for illegal demolition;

4. A case in which a certain farm in Huaibei City, Anhui Province sued the government to revoke the administrative expropriation decision;

5. A case in which residents of a certain residential area in Yueyang City, Hunan Province sued the government for breach of contract in an administrative agreement;

6. A contract dispute case between a certain enterprise in Haikou City, Hainan Province and a large-scale central state-owned enterprise;

7. The labor dispute case of Yin * suing a large-scale central state-owned enterprise in Beijing City;

8. A furniture factory in Langfang City, Hebei Province was forcibly demolished by the government for illegal construction, and the factory sued the government to confirm the illegal act;

9. The case of the village collective in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province being forcibly occupied by a mining project and involved in a land dispute;

10. A case in which the administrative punishment of demolishing collective housing in Fuding City, Fujian Province was ordered by the government, and the administrative reconsideration successfully revoked the punishment;

11. A case of successful mediation in a counter-suit against illegal expropriation at a car beauty salon in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province;

12. A villager in Longnan, Gansu Province, had his compensation money for land expropriation withheld, and successfully sued to recover the money through litigation;

13. A villager in Yantai City, Shandong Province, disagreed with the decision on compensation for expropriation and successfully withdrew the case through administrative reconsideration;

14. A villager in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province, had his land illegally occupied by the government. After the review, the case was supported and investigated;

15. A dispute over an administrative agreement between a certain enterprise in Diqing, Yunnan Province and the government, in which the enterprise successfully sued to recover the project payment;

16. A villager in Dongchangfu District of Shandong Province had his contracted land illegally occupied, and the case was investigated and dealt with after being supported by administrative litigation;

17. A villager in Handan City, Hebei Province, disagreed with the decision on compensation for expropriation and successfully reached a mediation agreement through litigation;

18. A villager in Liangshan, Sichuan Province was subject to administrative punishment for building a steel house, but the fine was successfully revoked after negotiation;

19. A dispute over compensation for expropriation at a winery in Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, was successfully mediated after litigation;

20. A dispute over the expropriation of a villager's house in Qiannan, Guizhou Province, was successfully mediated through litigation.