Wang Wenyong-Beijing JAVY Law Firm

Education Background

After obtaining a bachelor's degree in law from Shandong University and a master's degree in philosophy from Xiangtan University, Mr. Wang went to Nanyang Technological University in Singapore for further study and obtained a master's degree in managerial economics

Social Duties

General Counsel of China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation
Deputy Director of the Energy, Natural Resources, and Environmental Protection Legal Professional Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association
Legal counsel of a number of environmenta lsocialor ganizations,such as Shanghai Pudong Yijing Biodiversity Research Center,Chongqing Green Volunteer Federation,Beijing Fengtai District Source Lovers Environmental Research Institute,etc

Main Practice Experiences

Mr. Wang Wenyong has worked in universities, trust companies, and asset management companies, and has been practicing full-time as a lawyer since 2005, covering civil and commercial law, economic law, environmental law, cultural relics law and other fields. Since 2015, Mr. Wang Wenyong has been mainly engaged in environmental legal services, and has directly initiated and participated in more than 100 environmental public interest litigation cases, including the case of ConocoPhillips oil pollution in the Bohai Sea, the case of toxic runway in kindergartens, the case of toxic land in Changzhou, Jiangsu, the case of air pollution by Volkswagen's exhaust cheating software, the protection case of Acer pentaphylla, the protection case of the critically endangered plant Acer pentaphylla, the protection case of pangolins in Guangxi, the protection case of Tianjin Qilihai Wetland, the case of the protection of immovable cultural relics in Magu Village, a thousand-year-old village in Henan, Many cases, such as the case of the immovable cultural relics protection of Dongguan Street in Dalian, Liaoning Province, have had a positive social impact.
In terms of typical cases, lawyer Wang Wenyong led the initiation of the first public interest litigation of "protection of endangered plants", the first public interest litigation of "protection of cultural relics (cultural relics)", the first case of "protection of electric earthworms of non-'three-haves' animals", and the prosecution of cases such as "Tengger Desert Pollution Incident" and "Public Emission Exceeding Standards", actively advocated and guided the public to participate in grassland protection projects, and advocated the establishment of the "Wolf Totem Grassland Special Fund", effectively safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of the public.