Winnie Chiu has extensive experience in Succession Planning, Will, Trust, and Probate related matters. She also handles disputes between beneficiaries; beneficiaries and the executor/administrator/trustee.

Chiu is a frequent speaker at seminars in Hong Kong, PRC, and overseas in relation to succession planning for trustee companies, bankers, investment advisors, accountants, lawyers, and high net worth individuals.

Chiu also has solid experience in handling contentious and non-contentious employment matters as well as anti-discriminations, sexual harassment, and personal data privacy related issues arising from recruitment, merger & acquisition, restructuring, and/or post-termination restrictive covenants. She regularly conducts seminars and training sessions for HR directors, professionals, and management of international companies.

Prior to joining Yang Chan & Jamison, Chiu had acted as a partner of various leading law firms, and she had also worked as an in-house lawyer for an international trustee company in Hong Kong.

Valarie Fung is a highly experienced lawyer in dispute resolution. She has been providing legal services and advice to financial institutions, listed companies, multinational corporations, liquidators, trustees-in-bankruptcy, receivers, and high net worth individuals for many years. Fung specializes in handling:

litigation and arbitration (including but not limited to commercial and contractual disputes, shareholders disputes, banking-related disputes, and probate disputes);
regulatory investigations by the Securities and Futures Commission, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and the Independent Commission against Corruption, involving market misconduct in the securities market, anti-money laundering and anti-bribery;
insolvency, bankruptcy, and receivership; and
employment and restraint of trade.
Prior to joining Yang, Chan & Jamison LLP, Fung was Of Counsel at an international law firm ranked top ten in the world, before serving as Senior Counsel in the Litigation Unit of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

Peter Chen is both a certified public accountant and an attorney with more than 20 years of experience in tax advisory and planning. He has advised China, Hong Kong and the US, and other multinational corporations and high net worth individuals on their inbound and outbound transactions, China and international tax issues, investment structuring, regulatory, and business issues; mergers, acquisitions; and the reorganizations of multinationals in China and the Asia Pacific region; structuring of trusts, foundations, estate planning and asset preservation for individuals. He has represented companies and individuals to resolve tax disputes with tax authorities in China and the US.

Recently, Chen has been engaged by the Ministry of Finance of a Southeast Asian nation to draft the country's tax regulations and to provide consulting on international tax matters.

Previously, Chen was with a major economic consulting firm and also was a tax partner at Deloitte US, where he was responsible for the China Desk in New York, and served as China leader at the firm's International Centre of Excellence.

Ellen Tong has worked for Deloitte in the US and Hong Kong. As a Tax Director in the Hong Kong office, Tong leads the U.S. Individual tax practice. Tong is also a specialist in China's individual income tax, Hong Kong's individual income tax, and mobility management. She has extensive experience in providing personal tax advisory and compliance services, advising on remuneration structure, equity rewards, tax equalization/ employee's tax assistance programs, retirement benefits planning, policy design, implementation, review, mobility management, and immigration solutions to clients in different industries with a widespread and diversified workforce. Tong is experienced in handling cross-border issues and providing practical solutions in the deployment of resources for risk and control management.

Tong has in-depth experience in advising private and public companies on reward strategy and executive remuneration from design, implementation, manage to employee communications.

Tong also provides high-touch personal tax advice to senior executives and high net-worth individuals and acts as a trusted tax and business advisor to their family offices.

Tong is a Certified Public Account in the U.S. She is a member of both the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the California Board of Accountancy. Tong has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Stephanie Bai is admitted to practice law in both mainland China and the State of New York of USA. Before joining Qinli, Bai worked for an international law firm, a local boutique firm specializing in labor law, and a red Circle firm. She has nearly 9 years of legal service experience.

Bai's legal practice focuses on corporate, private wealth, cross-border investment, labor law, and dispute resolution.

In the field of private wealth, Bai has gained practical experience in cross-border asset protection and inheritance, she has led several offshore family trust structure design and projects setup for Chinese HNW clients, among them several clients were Chinese Forbes listed families. In the field of labor and employment law, Bai has provided HR management legal risk prevention, labor dispute resolution, labor contract, and employee handbook review, working hour system consultation, and other related services to many large FIEs, private enterprises, and SOEs. Bai is a STEP Affiliate.

Victor Yang has decades of legal experience focused on corporate and commercial, mergers and acquisitions, securities and public listings, and private wealth areas. He has acted for clients in many large cross-border M&A transactions in the hospitality, media, property, food, and restaurant businesses and assisted initial public offering of business in the shipping, container manufacturing, logistics, hotels, and telecommunication industries.

Prior to joining Yang Chan & Jamison., he was until 2017 the Managing Partner of a leading law firm in Hong Kong and a Director Emeritus of TerraLex, a global network of independent law firms. He was a founding Partner of the Canadian law firm Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson, the first Canadian law firm approved by the China Ministry of Justice in 1992 to be licensed as a foreign law firm in China, and was the Chief Representative of the firm's representative office in Shanghai.

Yang had served as a director in 13 companies listed publically on stock exchanges in the United States of America, Singapore, and Hong Kong.