Portrait of Zhiheng “David” Ho

Zhiheng
“David” Ho

何志恒Consultant

King & Win Law Firm (Shanghai)

Understand the business.
Clarify the law.

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Zhiheng “David” HoConsultant · King & Win Law Firm (Shanghai)

01 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

A career across disciplines.
A perspective grounded in business.

My path into law began in engineering. I earned a BSc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Seoul National University, spent three years in pre-research project operations at miHoYo, and now work as a consultant at King & Win Law Firm (Shanghai).

That experience shapes how I approach a question: understand the product, the people and the commercial context before looking at the legal framework.

Technology & AIGames & IPStartup operations
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02 / WHAT I OFFER

From daily decisions to business disputes.

Understanding the rules, protecting what you create and responding when disagreements arise.

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IN CONVERSATION

Media & appearances.

Talks, interviews and coverage. Read each story at its original source.

  1. Event report云岸律所In Chinese

    Working with AI in legal practice: from ad hoc prompts to reviewable workpapers

    A practice-sharing session at King & Win’s Shanghai office on human–AI collaboration, the 4D framework and reviewable legal workpapers.

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