On the afternoon of July 14, 2026, a special corporate training session on the “Interpretation (II) of the Supreme People’s Court on Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Disputes Arising from Construction Contracts” — organized by the Legal Affairs Committee of the Beijing-Shanghai Enterprise Chamber of Commerce and co-hosted by the Beijing-Cangzhou Enterprise Chamber of Commerce — successfully concluded at Jimei Holding Group. Attorney Wang Chunjun, Senior Partner at Beijing King&Capital Law Firm and Director of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Beijing-Shanghai Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, served as the keynote speaker for this training session. From a practical perspective on risk prevention for construction enterprises, he provided an in-depth interpretation of the interpretation, leveraging his professional expertise to help member enterprises accurately grasp the pulse of policy developments and systematically enhance their capabilities in risk prevention and compliance management. Over 100 corporate representatives from diverse sectors—including general construction contracting, specialized subcontracting, engineering consulting, building materials supply, legal services, and financial services—gathered to participate in this intellectual feast on legal practice.
At the outset of the conference, Xiao Huanwen, Secretary-General of the Beijing-Shanghai Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, noted in his opening remarks that this specialized training was not a mere trend-following gesture but a well-considered initiative; it was not merely icing on the cake but a timely lifeline. Zhao Jianguo, Honorary President of the Beijing-Shanghai Enterprise Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of Jimei Holding Group, further elaborated on the relationship between learning capacity and corporate sustainable development in his address. He urged entrepreneurs to prioritize work-life balance while advancing their careers, so they can meet the opportunities and challenges of the new “15th Five-Year Plan” journey with greater vitality and strategic resolve.
During the thematic analysis session, Attorney Wang Chunjun delivered a presentation titled “Stay Calm and Prepare for the Journey Ahead: Risk Prevention for Construction Enterprises Under the New Judicial Interpretation.” He provided a multidimensional analysis of the significant impact the new judicial interpretation has on the resolution of construction disputes, covering topics ranging from clarifying the boundaries of contract validity and restricting the rights of actual contractors to coordinating the relationship between financial audits and settlement. Addressing practical hot topics of widespread concern among participating enterprises—such as “qualification lending,” “management fees,” and “priority right to payment”—practitioner experts including Zhang Rui, Director of Beijing Yeyan Law Firm, and Jiang Chaofeng, Senior Partner at Beijing Jincheng Tongda Law Firm, provided supplementary interpretations from perspectives such as judicial trends regarding qualification lending and key revisions to the priority right to payment for construction project costs. The event featured lively exchanges of views and a clash of ideas, creating a vibrant yet pragmatic atmosphere.
This training session was grounded in the cutting edge of the rule of law and closely aligned with industry concerns. Attorney Wang Chunjun has long specialized in the fields of construction and real estate legal services, combining a solid theoretical foundation with extensive hands-on case experience, which exemplifies the professional depth and practical capabilities of King&Capital Law Firm in the field of construction law services.
Moving forward, King&Capital Law Firm will continue to leverage its professional strengths in construction and dispute resolution to provide robust support for enterprises in mitigating legal risks and ensuring compliance. The firm is committed to helping businesses seize opportunities amid change and safeguarding their sustainable development within a regulated framework.
