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Mr. Haibin Zhu graduated from ECUPL with a LL.B. degree, and received his LL.M. degree from Fudan University Law Department.

Prior to joining Dentons, Mr. Zhu had worked on criminal cases in chief investigator, chief inspector and other positions at the Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau (SMPSB) Putuo Branch and Economic Crime Investigation Office for more than 10 years, during which, he was in charge of the case against a person surnamed Ai for manipulating the securities price of Xinjiang Hops, the exceptionally serious case against a person surnamed Dong for special VAT invoice fraud, the exceptionally serious case against a person surnamed Tang for contract fraud, the case against a person surnamed He for acting in bad faith and damaging the interests of a listed company, and hundreds of other major economic and financial crime cases. Mr. Zhu handled the case against a person surnamed Li for insider trading, which was supervised by the Ministry of Public Security. In addition, he was seconded to the Public Prosecutions Division of Shanghai Changning District People's Procuratorate for job rotation and was responsible for the investigation and prosecution of difficult and complex economic crime cases in his procurator capacity. Mr. Zhu used to be a part-time instructor of the economic crime investigation system of SMPSB, and gave lessons and guidance to the economic crime investigation divisions of SMPSB branches. Mr. Zhu has rich practical experience in handling cases, and received awards,  third-class merit and other honors by SMPSB and China Securities Regulatory Commission.

Mr. Zhu has solid experience in handling cases and is a specialist in legal theories in the fields of commercial, duty-related and major natural crimes. Since he started practicing law, he has focused his practice primarily on studying and handling cases involving various white-collar and commercial crimes, such as finance and securities, bribery and corruption, contract fraud, tax, illegal fund-raising, and misappropriation and embezzlement. He handled the case against the senior executives of the 21st Century Media for extortion, the case against the senior executives of Shanghai Husi Food Co for mixing expired meat into its products, the extremely grave case against a subsidiary of a fund for contract fraud, Shanghai’s first case involving a  new type of Internet-based pyramid selling, and many other high profile criminal cases. With his strong expertise in related theories, excellent performance in court trials, and serious and responsible attitudes at work, Mr. Zhu helps his clients avoid or reduce penalties (such as convincing courts to rule that his clients are innocent and, therefore should not be prosecuted; probation; bail pending trial) and  guide their cases to a desirable outcome, and thus enjoys a good reputation in the field of criminal proceedings.

Furthermore, based on his years of practical experience in handling cases, Mr. Zhu also advises MNCs on criminal law risk prevention and control in the commercial area, covering criminal law risk management, criminal crisis response, special anti-fraud investigations, and internal compliance system improvement. He has offered lectures on anti-commercial bribery and anti-fraud investigations for many famous enterprises such as Microsoft, Lenovo, Aurora Group, and Funde Sino Life, and provided special criminal law services for the operations of Global 500 companies in China and PRC listed companies, and earned high recognition from them.