Attorney Deng Jing is a partner at Beijing Zhonglun W&D (Kunming) Law Firm. Her practice focuses on criminal defense and compliance matters, with particular expertise in defending cases involving economic crimes, duty-related crimes, cybercrimes, drug offenses, and sexual assault.

With many years of dedicated experience in criminal defense, she has handled over one hundred criminal cases of various kinds, possessing a solid foundation in legal theory and extensive practical experience in judicial proceedings. Through her meticulous logical thinking and prudent approach to case handling, she has successfully resolved numerous complex and challenging criminal cases, several of which resulted in non-prosecution decisions, case withdrawals, or mitigated penalties. Her professional, efficient, and responsible practice philosophy has earned her high praise from clients.

Working Experience

• 2020–2021 Associate Attorney, Beijing Zhonglun W&D (Kunming) Law Firm
• 2022–July 2026 Partner, Beijing Yingke (Kunming) Law Firm
• August 2026–Present Partner, Beijing Zhonglun W&D (Kunming) Law Firm

Achievements

Major Economic Crime Cases:

• Represented the defendant in the Tuan-J-Ke case involving suspected illegal absorption of public deposits (case value: RMB 10 billion)
• Represented the second defendant in the Kangnailei-K Group illegal fundraising case (case value: RMB 2 billion), securing the minimum statutory sentence
• Represented entrepreneur Z in a false capital contribution case (case value: RMB 16 million); the procuratorate ultimately issued a statutory decision of non-prosecution
• Also handled multiple cases involving illegal business operations, contract fraud, operating gambling establishments, and bid rigging, achieving outcomes including release on bail pending trial, modification of seizure of assets, non-recognition of criminal facts, and procuratorial non-prosecution decisions

Duty-Related Crime Cases:

• Bribery case against Z, Director of a County Justice Bureau—second-instance court ordered a remand for retrial
• Bribery case against C investigated by the Supervisory Commission (case value: RMB 3.5 million); the procuratorate ultimately issued a statutory decision of non-prosecution
• Bribery case against Wu (bribe amount: RMB 4 million)—the procuratorate recommended a sentence of 10 years and 6 months, and the court ultimately imposed 7 years and 6 months

Organized Crime (Mafia-Style) Special Cases:

• Participated in two major provincial-level organized crime special cases: the Kunming "3.05" case and the Anning "11.21" case

Drug and Violent Felony Cases:

• Secured non-prosecution decisions from the procuratorate in multiple cases involving drug transportation, robbery, unlawful detention, arson, and rape

Emerging Cybercrime Cases:

• Handled cases involving refusal to perform information network security management obligations and illegal acquisition of computer inf

PRC Lawyer’s Practicing Qualification

Chinese