Jiru Meng is a partner at Merits&Tree. Prior to joining M&T, he worked at King&Wood Mallesons and served as the head of the bankruptcy and restructuring department at another law firm. Before his legal career, Mr. Meng worked at the Greater China headquarters of a large Fortune 500 MNC.
Mr. Meng possesses extensive knowledge and practical experience in the field of bankruptcy and debt restructuring, having served as the bankruptcy administrator or liquidation group leader for nearly twenty companies. He has also managed multiple liquidation projects for large foreign-invested enterprises across various industries, including telecommunications, the internet, catering/food, electrical, and finance. In addition, Mr. Meng has acted as a legal advisor to investors and debtors and has represented foreign governments and corporate creditors in significant bankruptcy reorganization cases, providing cross-border legal services, especially between China and Japan. His expertise in research and summarizing experiences has led to publications and awards in the field of bankruptcy law, earning him widespread recognition in the industry.
In the field of non-performing asset investment and disposal, Mr. Meng has led several acquisition and disposal of on-performing asset projects, some of which involved landmark buildings that have received widespread attention within the industry.
In the area of regultory and compliance, Mr. Meng has conducted in-depth research and has extensive experience in foreign exchange, food safety, advertising, and unfair competition. He has handled numerous administrative review and administrative litigation cases and has served as a legal advisor to a state ministry, deeply involved in administrative penalties, administrative reviews, and administrative legislation works.
Special Assets, Restructuring and Insolvency