Carol focuses on cross-border regulatory and compliance matters, particularly in investigations and China data and technology regulation.

She advises multinational and Chinese domestic clients on complex, multi-jurisdictional regulatory matters, with particular experience in government and internal investigations involving China. Her work typically forms part of broader cross-border matters, where she leads or advises on China-related issues, including anti-corruption, sanctions, export control and data security areas. She is also regularly engaged in sensitive internal investigations, especially matters involving senior management.

Carol also focuses on data security and cross-border data compliance in China. She regularly advises on privacy protection, data security, technology and data export control issues within cross-border structures, especially in technology-driven industries such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, smart connected products, and autonomous driving. She provides legal advice and pragmatic solution on full-spectrum compliance with China’s data regulatory regime and its implications for global structural design and integration.

Since 2022, Carol has been consistently recognized by Chambers in the areas of "Corporate Investigations/Anti-Corruption" and "Data Protection & Privacy". She is also acknowledged by Legal 500 Asia Pacific in "Regulatory Compliance", “Data Protection” and "International Trade"; one of the Top 15 China Cybersecurity and Data Protection Lawyers by Asian Legal Business; and was named one of China Business Law Journal's “The A-List Growth Drivers.”

In 2019, Carol was honored by Global Data Review as one of the "Women in Data," alongside luminaries such as the Chair of the European Data Protection Board and the General Counsel of the UK Information Commissioner’s Office. 

Carol is frequently invited by major legal publishers to give speech and provide Chinese legal guidance on compliance and investigations, anti-corruption, sanctions, and data security.