On November 27, 2025, the eighth salon of Zhilin Law Firm was successfully held, focusing on civil litigation and bankruptcy business, attracting nearly 40 lawyers from both inside and outside the firm to participate.

The salon is hosted by Lawyer Liu Wenliang, Partner of Zhilin and Director of the Bankruptcy Legal Affairs Professional Committee, and co hosted as a guest speaker with Lawyer Zhao Yan. The activity focuses on the core practical issues in bankruptcy proceedings, systematically analyzing key content such as the requirements for initiating the proceedings, the boundaries of rights and obligations of creditors and debtors, the mechanism for coordinating conflicts of interest, and the scope of responsibilities of law firms as administrators. By analyzing typical cases layer by layer, the speaker gradually sorted out the common challenges faced by managers, creditors, and debtors in the game of rights and procedural connection, providing attendees with a solution path that combines theoretical depth and practical value.

With the increasing complexity of corporate restructuring and debt resolution needs, the intersection of civil litigation and bankruptcy proceedings is presenting rich opportunities for business innovation. Zhilin actively builds a systematic professional service system, focusing on high-frequency scenarios such as bankruptcy derivative litigation, asset recovery and disposal, and continuously improving its ability to design comprehensive solutions. It is committed to providing customers with more forward-looking and in-depth professional support in structural market opportunities.

In order to enhance organizational cohesion and build an open, inclusive, and continuously growing professional ecosystem, the salon welcome session was attended by representatives of newly joined emerging lawyers, who shared their professional insights and visions after joining Zhilin, showcasing the firm's continuous investment and platform value in gathering excellent legal talents and promoting the professional growth of lawyers.