Director & CPC Branch Secretary
Anhui Jingwang Law Firm
Rooted in legal practice. Exploring artificial intelligence.
Professional judgment, with a practical view of technology.
Yu Kun, Director and CPC Branch Secretary of Anhui Jingwang Law Firm.
LL.B., China University of Political Science and Law.
My practice focuses on ongoing legal counsel, corporate governance and state-owned enterprise compliance, construction and non-contentious matters. I work on the legal issues businesses face in day-to-day operations and the options available when disputes arise.
As Chair of the Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee of the Anhui Lawyers Association, I explore practical uses of AI in legal work and take part in public legal education and professional exchange.
Professional appointmentsFacts, evidence and legal rules.
And better ways to put them to work.
Legal practice, professional development and public service.
LL.B. · Graduated in 2006
Joined in 2012 · Director since 2022
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Legal services for business operations,
construction projects and commercial disputes.
Book contributions and published papers
on legal practice and technology.
AI Practice and Case Studies for Chinese Lawyers
Contributed to the Xiaojing Prompt Library case study, sharing how an intelligent platform captures team knowledge and improves legal-service workflows.
Xiaojing Prompt Library: Building an Intelligent Platform to Improve Team Efficiency
Priority Rights to Construction Payments under the Civil Code
Coordinating Bankruptcy Proceedings and Security Interests under the Civil Code
View published scan (Chinese PDF, new window) ↗English titles are provided for reference; the original publications are in Chinese.
Corporate governance, construction and legal practice.
Published articles and personal manuscripts.
17 archived publications · 8 personal manuscripts. Unverified publication dates are not assumed.
25 articles
An examination of the new protections for workers beyond statutory retirement age, with practical considerations for employers and compliance planning.
Read articleA Chinese law firm's perspective on Claude for Legal: the ideas worth learning from, the limits of importing overseas workflows, and the professional responsibilities that remain.
Read articleA practical account of using Claude Code to organize court documents, process scanned evidence and prepare a coordinated set of draft litigation materials, with human review at each critical stage.
Read articleHow a recurring workflow collects contracts, organizes files, prepares comments and fills review forms, leaving the lawyer responsible for the final assessment and advice.
Read articleAn analysis of the purpose and limits of the share forfeiture mechanism under China's Company Law, and the risks of treating it as a way to avoid capital contribution obligations.
Read articleWhy taking security over movable equipment differs from a real estate mortgage, and what creditors should consider when identifying, perfecting and enforcing their security.
Read articleReflections on the Civil Code's development and practical impact, examining how its principles shape everyday rights, transactions and dispute resolution.
Read articleA discussion of performer-audience interaction, public safety and artistic expression, prompted by an incident at a stand-up comedy show.
Read articleAn exploration of how state-owned enterprises can adapt their governance, competitive practices and commercial relationships as the legal environment for private enterprise develops.
Read articleA legal perspective on compliance systems for Tongling's state-owned enterprises, considering regional integration, governance and practical routes to stronger internal controls.
Read articleA structured discussion of the Private Sector Promotion Law, the institutional changes it seeks to support and its implications for the development of private enterprise.
Read articleAn examination of changes to China's Company Law and their implications for the governance, decision-making processes and responsibilities of state-owned enterprises.
Read articleSix representative cases provide a framework for discussing school safety, student discipline and the respective responsibilities of schools, parents and other parties.
Read articleReflections on how AI is changing legal work, from document handling and research to professional judgment, client service and the evolving role of the lawyer.
Read articleHow intermediaries can identify and manage legal risks when the same goods pass through a chain of contracts, with attention to transaction structure and risk allocation.
Read articleAn analysis of the relationship between capital-focused supervision and look-through oversight, and the implications for state-owned enterprise governance and risk management.
Read articleA discussion of how completion acceptance or handover for use affects the assessment of construction quality and the boundaries of a contractor's continuing liability.
Read articleHow mediation may influence later adjudication, the tensions between efficiency and impartiality, and practical considerations for lawyers and parties in civil and commercial disputes.
Read articleA review of legal and management challenges arising when public schools employ both staff within the public staffing establishment and other personnel.
Read articleA practical discussion of judicial guidance implementing the Private Sector Promotion Law, focusing on the concerns of private business owners.
Read articleA practical guide to employment risks addressed by the second judicial interpretation on labor disputes, including outsourcing arrangements and workplace compliance.
Read articleA guide to the legal risks and rights associated with delivery work, covering employment arrangements, safety, liability and practical ways to protect one's interests.
Read articleA structured review of risks facing online domestic-service platforms, including workforce models, consumer protection, personal information and competition compliance.
Read articlePractical considerations for changing an employee's role, balancing operational flexibility with contractual obligations and the prevention of labor disputes.
Read articleAn examination of the discretion and compliance responsibilities created by separating bid evaluation from the final award decision in state-owned enterprise procurement.
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Applied AI in the legal profession.
Talks and exchange, most recent first.
From a national legal AI competition to classrooms, bar associations and business forums.
16 milestonesRepresented Anhui in a thematic presentation at the Yangtze River Delta Lawyers’ IT Collaboration Meeting, sharing the use of agents, a knowledge base and working rules in casework and legal-service products, alongside proposals for regional collaboration.
Organizers: Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Anhui bar associations; hosted by the Jiangsu Bar Association
Meeting program and presentation materials; Wanda Realm Nanjing
Delivered a lecture at Jiangsu Liansheng (Jiangning) Law Firm on five levels of AI use: questions and answers, collaboration, tasks, workflows and capability building, with practical demonstrations and discussion of verification, confidentiality and professional judgment.
Host law firm: Jiangsu Liansheng (Jiangning) Law Firm
Lecture outline and speaker notes: AI Legal Tools in Practice: Five Levels of AI Use for Lawyers
Presented at the first plenary meeting and training session of the Anhui Lawyers Association's Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee, covering intake, file review, verification, drafting, evidence, contracts and ongoing counsel.
Organizer: Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee, Anhui Lawyers Association
Report on the committee meeting and specialist training session.
Shared experience at the second Central China Legal Profession Development Conference, discussing AI case-handling workflows, implementation and collaboration in legal services.
Hosts: Bar associations of the six central provinces; organizer: Shanxi Lawyers Association
Event report on Yu Kun's contribution to the second Central China Legal Profession Development Conference.
Led the Anhui Lawyers Association team at the Young Lawyers AI Practice Skills Show during the third Shenzhen Legal Services Expo. The team demonstrated AI-assisted legal methods and tools and received the Innovation Breakthrough award.
Host: Shenzhen Lawyers Association; organizer: its Young Lawyers Committee
Event report on Yu Kun's team at the Shenzhen Legal Services Expo.
Delivered a two-evening practical course. The first session introduced workflows and tool setup; the second covered knowledge bases, MCP, Skills, verification and compliance safeguards.
Platform: Falü Mingjia Lecture Hall
Course materials for the 19 and 20 August livestreams, with attendance dates confirmed by Yu Kun.
Presented at a construction law training session at Fuyang Normal University's Xihu campus, demonstrating case-file analysis, settlement reconciliation, contract review and the examination of construction cost appraisal evidence.
Organizer: Fuyang Lawyers Association
Event report on Yu Kun's invited presentation in Fuyang.
Delivered training on combining the nine-step adjudication method with AI, sharing approaches to case analysis and tools for more efficient legal work.
Event: Xuchang bar training
Course outline and confirmation by Yu Kun: The Nine-Step Method and AI in Case Handling.
Delivered the first of three practical courses for Deshen 102A Rongtong Business Association, showing business members and executives how AI assistants, Skills and MCP work together, including a live corporate due diligence demonstration.
Organizer: Deshen 102A Rongtong Business Association
Jingwang's WeChat report on the Shanghai visit and its methodology-and-technology approach. Published 24 April 2026.
At the morning session, discussed contract review, case files, legal research, due diligence and matter management with legal and related industry professionals, including a live demonstration of a self-built matter management system.
Organizers included the Engineering Cost Consulting Committee of the Asset Management Research Department of the China Behavior-Law Association and Shanghai Puguan Law Firm
Jingwang's WeChat report on the Shanghai visit and its methodology-and-technology approach. Published 24 April 2026.
Delivered training for colleagues and external guests on selecting AI tools, working with Claude Code, connecting MCP and Skills, and applying these tools to contract review.
Organizer: Anhui Jingwang Law Firm
Jingwang's WeChat report, From Users to Creators: A Legal AI Productivity Workshop. Published 22 March 2026.
Spoke at a salon on the integration of cost consulting and legal services, sharing practical AI applications in construction contract management, document processing and dispute resolution.
Organizers: Zhongliang Consulting and Zongbao Zhisheng
Jingwang's WeChat report on Yu Kun's Guangzhou presentation combining cost consulting, legal practice and AI.
Presented to colleagues and invited industry guests at Jingwang Law Firm on AI-assisted commercial contract review and the continuing importance of professional judgment.
Organizer: Anhui Jingwang Law Firm
Jingwang's WeChat report on AI-assisted legal practice and human-AI collaboration.
Shared practical experience with lawyers from across Anhui, discussing the impact of AI on case handling, work processes and professional roles, together with ethical and legal boundaries.
Event: The 15th Anhui Lawyers Forum, subforum on Party building and high-quality development of the legal profession
Jingwang's WeChat report on four papers selected for the provincial forum.
Delivered a specialist training session on using artificial intelligence to improve legal service delivery, sharing applications in everyday legal practice.
Event: Bar association training
Course materials and confirmation by Yu Kun: Using AI to Improve the Efficiency of Legal Services.
Led Jingwang's Chunhe Jingming team with the Xiaojing Prompt Library, winning the Legal Services AI Innovation Team title, first place in the creative category and seventh place overall.
Organizers: iCourt, China University of Political Science and Law, Baidu AI Cloud and Huawei Cloud
Jingwang's WeChat report on the competition final: first in the creative category and seventh overall.
For legal enquiries or professional exchange, please contact me by phone, WeChat or email.
Anhui Jingwang Law Firm · Tongling, Anhui, China