May's practice concentrates on construction dispute resolution, the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts, and commercial litigation.
May's clients range from large blue chip, multinational companies to medium-sized enterprises, she regularly represents developers, contractors, engineers, suppliers and manufacturers in construction claims. May has handled major disputes and litigation involving a wide variety of construction projects, including infrastructure projects, shopping centers, residential buildings, office buildings, schools, casinos and hotels. May's...
May's practice concentrates on construction dispute resolution, the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts, and commercial litigation.
May's clients range from large blue chip, multinational companies to medium-sized enterprises, she regularly represents developers, contractors, engineers, suppliers and manufacturers in construction claims. May has handled major disputes and litigation involving a wide variety of construction projects, including infrastructure projects, shopping centers, residential buildings, office buildings, schools, casinos and hotels. May's tenacity, creativity and trilingual capability are an unbeatable combination that allows her to create innovative, successful legal strategies for her clients at all stages of construction.
May is a panel arbitrator of the Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration, South China International Arbitration Centre (Hong Kong), Shanghai Arbitration Commission and she is also on the list of arbitrator of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre.
In 2021, May passed the Greater Bay Area Legal Professional Exam, allowing her to practice PRC law in the Greater Bay Area.