ServicesRegulatory Compliance; General Corporate; Cyber Security Data Protection; Dispute Resolution

SectorsFinancial Institution; Biotechnology

AdmissionsPRC Legal Professional Qualification

EducationThe University of Hong Kong, LL.M.
China University of Political Science and Law, LL.B.

Aria Li is a trainee associate at Topcom. Her practice focuses on regulatory compliance, corporate matters, cybersecurity and data protection, and dispute resolution.

Aria received her bachelor's and master's degrees in law from China University of Political Science and Law and the University of Hong Kong. She has advised clients across a range of industries, covering financial institutions and biotechnology. Aria provides daily legal counsel and dispute resolution services to domestic and international clients, including drafting and reviewing commercial contracts, advising on data compliance and employment matters, and issuing legal opinions on contract disputes, equity repurchase, and intellectual property infringement. She also assists clients in handling litigation and arbitration proceedings.

Advised a biotechnology company on daily legal and compliance matters, including revision of its privacy policy;

Provided daily legal counsel and dispute resolution services to the world's top-notch berry production and sales group;

Assisted a domestic RMB fund manager under an international real estate group in an arbitration with a limited partner for information disclosure before the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC);

Provided daily legal counsel services to a state-owned fund, and issued legal opinions on equity repurchase issue;

Provided daily legal counsel and dispute resolution services to an electronics manufacturing company, including reviewing and drafting contracts, and assisting in litigation proceedings;

Assisted a globally renowned luxury brand in handling copyright infringement and unfair competition disputes in China, and provided daily intellectual property protection services, including issuing cease-and-desist letters to merchants and filing complaints or infringement reports with relevant authorities.