Mr. Du Xiaocheng is the head of JunHe’s Xi'an office. Prior to joining JunHe, Mr. Du worked for a leading law firm where he prepared and led the firm's business development in Northwest China. His team was rated as a recommended law firm for dispute resolution in China by several well-known rating agencies.

Mr. Du focuses on civil and commercial litigation and has participated in hundreds of complicated civil and commercial litigation cases in the fields of energy and new energy, corporate governance, banking and finance, execution and execution objection, construction projects, and commercial contract disputes. Many of these cases have attracted wide scrutiny. Mr. Du has rich experience in representing litigation cases, is familiar with civil and commercial litigation processes and judgment ideas, and can provide clients with professional, high-quality and efficient litigation services.

Mr. Du's professional ability has been widely recognized by the industry and clients, and his honors include:

• China Lawyer Recommendation List - Dispute Resolution Stars (2023 Benchmark Litigation)

• Top 15 Rising Lawyers in Western China (2023 ALB CHINA)

• Rising Stars (2023 China Business Law Journal)

• The Growth Drivers (2024 China Business Law Journal)

• Top 15 Rising Partners (2022 LEGALBAND Client Choice)

Mr. Du's current positions include Adjunct Professor at Northwest University of Political Science and Law; Legislative Consultation of the 14th Standing Committee of the Shaanxi Provincial People's Congress; Vice President of the Shaanxi Energy Law Research Association; Executive Director of the Internet Law and Governance Research Association of the Shaanxi Law Society; Deputy Director of the Environmental, Resource and Energy Law Professional Committee of the Shaanxi Bar Association; Member of the Experts on Third-party Assessment Mechanism of Enterprise Involved in Shaanxi Province; Chief Counsel of the LNG Industry Association of Shaanxi Province; Senior Researcher at the Arbitration Research Institute of the Xi'an Arbitration Commission.