Professional profile
About Chunguang
Partner | Dispute resolution; construction and real estate; intellectual property; corporate contracts; employment
Chunguang Pei is a partner in Fangda Law Offices' Nanjing office whose public practice areas include intellectual property, construction and real estate, and dispute resolution. His professional profile describes nearly fifteen years of experience in civil and commercial matters, administrative reconsideration and litigation and related corporate legal work. Representative cases include construction-contract disputes and corporate contract disputes.
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Pei's construction practice is particularly relevant to Nanjing and Jiangsu's large industrial and development market. Construction disputes often arise years after the original contract was signed and may involve final-account settlement, change orders, project quantity, delay, quality, subcontracting, payment priority and evidence collected across site records, invoices and correspondence.
His public profile identifies representation in a construction-contract dispute reaching the Third Circuit Court of the Supreme People's Court. This indicates experience with sophisticated construction litigation beyond routine payment collection.
Construction projects are document intensive. A contractor may perform substantial variation work but lack signed change orders. An owner may occupy the project while disputing final settlement. Parties may disagree over audit reports or whether an agreed price adjustment mechanism applies. The lawyer's task is to reconstruct the project record and connect evidence to the contractual allocation of risk.
Pei's broader civil and commercial experience is useful because construction disputes frequently involve guarantees, financing, corporate counterparties and enforcement. A favorable judgment has limited value if the counterparty has no reachable assets. Litigation strategy therefore needs an enforcement map from the beginning.
His IP practice adds another useful dimension for technology construction and industrial projects where software, designs or proprietary systems form part of the deliverables. Contract drafting should distinguish ownership of design documents, software and technical materials.
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