Xincheng Zheng will be a Spring 2026 graduate of the University of Florida Levin College of Law. Prior to attending UF Law, he was licensed to practice law in China and worked in an in-house legal department, where he was involved in transactional legal work. He was glad to find an interest in bankruptcy law through his course taught by Professor Lynn M. LoPucki. He hopes to continue exploring bankruptcy law in his future career and to further develop his knowledge in the field.
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