When business goes wrong in China — overdue debts, broken partnerships, shareholder conflicts — you need lawyers who know the system from the inside. We are a seasoned Shanghai team helping overseas companies and individuals recover what is theirs and protect what matters.
We do not try to do everything. We focus on the disputes that matter most to international clients operating in — or dealing with — China.
Unpaid invoices, defaulted loans and breached payment obligations across multiple sectors. We pursue recovery through negotiation, court proceedings and enforcement.
Learn more →Structured pre-litigation collection strategies combined with legal muscle to maximise recovery rates while preserving ongoing business relationships where possible.
Learn more →Disputes over equity structure, profit distribution, exit rights, drag-along clauses and management deadlocks in Chinese joint ventures and invested companies.
Learn more →Comprehensive investigation of potential partners, counterparties and individuals — business registration, litigation history, asset status, and reputational intelligence.
Learn more →A clear, transparent process from first contact to resolution — designed for clients who are not physically present in China.
Tell us your situation. We assess the facts, identify legal options and give you an honest view of prospects — at no charge.
We propose a clear strategy and fee arrangement. Once agreed, we move immediately — time is often critical in dispute matters.
You receive written updates in English at each milestone. No surprises, no jargon — just clear information about where things stand.
Whether through settlement, judgment or enforcement, we pursue the best achievable outcome and assist with asset recovery across China.
Practical analysis of Chinese legal developments — written for international executives, not legal scholars.
A practical guide to the evolving framework for recognition and enforcement of overseas court judgments under Chinese civil procedure.
When a Chinese joint venture sours, these contract provisions determine whether foreign investors can exit on reasonable terms.
What public records, court databases and on-the-ground research can reveal about a prospective Chinese business partner.
The first conversation is free and confidential. Tell us what happened, and we will tell you honestly what can be done.
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