Attorney Lin ZHANG serves as a Senior Partner, Director of the Supervisory Management Committee, and Head of the Financial Department at Dacheng (Hangzhou) Law Offices, as well as Vice Director of the Legal Research Centre for Financial Leasing at the Financial Professional Committee of Dacheng Law Offices. Additionally, attorney ZHANG holds the qualification of Board Secretary of Shanghai Stock Exchange and serves as a commercial mediator at the Hangzhou West Lake District People’s Court, Vice President of the Hangzhou Xinxiang Chamber of Commerce, and entrepreneurship tutor of the Law School of Central China Normal University. He was also a delegate to the 14th Congress of the Communist Youth League of Henan Province.

Leveraging attorney ZHANG’s outstanding expertise in corporate and commercial law, he has garnered high praise within the industry. For instance, he has been recognised as a “Recommended Lawyer” in the Banking and Finance sector for the Asia-Pacific region by The Legal 500 in 2023 and 2024, as well as a “Recommended Lawyer” in the Hangzhou region of Zhejiang Province in 2024. Moreover, he was honoured as a “Leading Individual” in the Asia-Pacific region in 2022.

Before becoming a practising lawyer, attorney ZHANG had extensive experience working for leading domestic real estate development companies and construction listed companies.Since starting his practice, attorney ZHANG has focused on research in the finance industry and in the real estate and construction engineering fields. He possesses strong research and innovative capabilities, particularly in handling complex financial cases, including financing lease cases, equity investment cases, and real estate-related cases. Additionally, he has extensive experience in handling non-performing asset operations and investments. Currently, he has handled over twenty difficult and complex financial cases and over sixty financing lease derivative cases, involving the subject matter of nearly CNY 10 billion, successfully assisting financial institutions in recovering billions of CNY in actual payments.