Before practising in Australia, Yu served as a judge in China, where he determined more than 300 civil matters involving contracts, torts and family disputes. He later gained substantial experience with a Brisbane law firm, managing personal injury claims from initial assessment through to resolution.
Yu also brings practical commercial and management experience from the construction industry, allowing him to understand disputes from both legal and business perspectives. With legal education in both China and Australia, Yu provides clear, strategic and culturally informed advice to individuals and businesses in English and Chinese.
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Yu Wang is the founder and Principal Solicitor of Meta Legal. Admitted to practise in Queensland, Yu focuses on personal injury claims, civil litigation, commercial disputes and Australia–China legal matters.
Yu Wang
Qualifications & Education
Queensland legal practitioner qualification
Chinese legal practitioner qualification
Chinese judicial qualification
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice — The College of Law, Australia
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) — Queensland University of Technology
Master of Laws (International Law) — Northwest University of Politics and Law, China
Bachelor of Laws — Northwest University of Politics and Law, China
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Jing Dong is an Australian-qualified solicitor with experience in conveyancing. Before entering legal practice, she gained five years of professional accounting experience, developing
Jing Dong
a strong understanding of financial records, commercial transactions and business operations.
Her combined background in law and accounting enables her to examine matters from both legal and financial perspectives. She is committed to providing clients with clear, careful and commercially practical advice, with particular attention to detail, risk management and efficient outcomes.
Qualifications & Education
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) — Queensland University of Technology
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland
Eric previously worked with the Australian Taxation Office, contributing to legislative and policy review, statutory interpretation and complex litigation matters. He assisted with legal research, the preparation of legal briefs and tribunal proceedings, while working with Treasury and other government stakeholders on taxation and regulatory issues.
Before ATO, Eric was working in another law firm advising clients on Australian migration law, prepared visa applications and represented clients in merits review proceedings. He also managed WorkCover and public liability claims. Earlier in his career, Eric worked at WorkCover Queensland, assessing complex claims and applying statutory frameworks to achieve fair and legally sound outcomes.
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Eric Sun is an Australian-qualified lawyer admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland. His main practice area is migration law.
Eric Sun
Qualifications & Education
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) — Queensland University of Technology
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland
NAATI-accredited English–Mandarin Interpreter
Before commencing legal practice, Yujia worked as a paralegal, where she developed a strong foundation in legal research, document preparation, case management and client communication. This experience has shaped her careful, responsive and client-focused approach to legal practice.
Yujia holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from Queensland University of Technology and completed her Practical Legal Training through The College of Law. She was admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in April 2025.
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Yujia Zhang is a solicitor practising at Meta Legal, focusing on personal injury matters. She assists clients throughout the claims and is committed to providing practical and clear legal support.
Yujia Zhang
Qualifications & Education
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) — Queensland University of Technology
Practical Legal Training — The College of Law
Admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales