Luna Wang focuses on cross-border commercial transactions, intellectual property protection, and corporate compliance. In her practice, she emphasizes combining legal analysis with commercial practicality, and is familiar with the actual operational models and regulatory environment of China’s manufacturing supply chains. She is experienced in identifying structural risks at the early stage of transactions and transforming risk management into practical and enforceable protection for clients through transaction structuring and contractual arrangements.
Her practice covers manufacturing and supply-chain agreements, IP protection and commercial operations in China, establishment of protection frameworks for trade secrets and technical information, legal due diligence, foreign investment, and the establishment and implementation of corporate compliance systems, including the design of specialized compliance frameworks relating to data compliance, employment and labor matters, and advertising compliance, as well as the drafting of internal policies and conducting compliance training.
IP Commercialization and Technology Collaboration
Establishment of Intellectual Property Management Systems
Cross-border Commercial Transactions and Supply Chain
Corporate Compliance
Commercial Dispute Resolution
Catholic University of Ecuador
Beijing International Studies University
China Bar
Mandarin Chinese
English
Spanish