Shuang played a central role in establishing the firm’s Beijing office, helping develop its IP team and operational infrastructure. Her practice combines deep familiarity with regional legal systems and a clear understanding of global business priorities, enabling clients to make informed decisions in complex or fast moving environments.

With well over a decade of experience working on matters before Chinese courts, customs, and administrative authorities since 2007, Shuang has assisted clients in thousands of trademark and copyright prosecution, opposition, and cancellation matters. She has helped clients secure multiple well known mark recognitions, including favorable Beijing High Court decisions, and has guided clients in overturning adverse administrative rulings through innovative argumentation and strong evidentiary presentations.

Her enforcement work spans the full spectrum of customs actions, including securing registrations, detaining infringing goods, and facilitating the release of authorized manufacturers’ shipments. Shuang also advises on high stakes disputes involving trademark squatters and on brand integrity issues arising from consumer facing incidents in China. She has helped numerous clients obtain trademark rights under urgent and challenging circumstances and has achieved successful settlements at various stages of disputes, from registry level conflicts to serial infringement actions, using strategic, cost effective approaches that have even resulted in infringers voluntarily paying compensation without going to trials.

Shuang’s U.S. experience, including USPTO prosecution related work, TTAB briefing, and federal court motion drafting early in her career, provides her with a practical cross jurisdictional perspective on building and enforcing coherent global brand portfolios.

Her work has earned recognition as an “IP Expert” by Asia IP, repeated listings in the World Trademark Review 1000, designation as a New York Rising Star by Super Lawyers, and inclusion in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for Intellectual Property Law.

A native Chinese speaker, Shuang is conversational in French.