Attorney Li Qin is qualified as a lawyer in China and California, USA, and is also a certified notary public in California. For the past 10 years, he has focused on international legal matters, gaining a deep understanding of both Chinese law and common law. He has published several professional books introducing common law through renowned publishers such as China Legal Publishing House, Law Press, and Guangming Daily Press. Li Qin is also a frequent commentator for media outlets like Beijing News, Caijing Magazine, and Global Times, where he provides insights on international economic and investment issues.

Li Qin holds a Master of Laws degree from Tsinghua University School of Law and has participated in academic exchange programs at the University of Geneva Law School in Switzerland and Duke University Law School in the United States. He is fluent in English and Japanese. His contact information is liqin@concordsage.com.

Memberships:

· Member of the Jiusan Society

· Chinese lawyer qualification

· California attorney qualification

· California notary public qualification

· Member of the China Arbitration Law Society

Court Admissions:

· U.S. District Court for the Central District of California

· U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

· U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)

Researcher at the Belt and Road Law Research Center, Renmin University of China Law School  

Board Member of the Chinese American Lawyers of San Diego  

Member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, California  

Attorney Li Qin has participated in numerous academic and legislative research projects and has received special project funding from the Beijing Arbitration Commission/Beijing International Arbitration Center. He has published several Chinese and English monographs with prominent publishers such as China Legal Publishing House, Law Press, Guangming Daily Press, Yuan·Zhao Publishing (Taiwan), and Eastern Publishing (India).

· Master of Laws, Tsinghua University School of Law  

· European and American Law Program, University of Geneva Law School (Switzerland) and Duke University Law School (USA)