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Practical answers from Chinese lawyers — supplier disputes, lawsuits, contracts, company setup and life in China.
Practical answers from Chinese lawyers — supplier disputes, lawsuits, contracts, company setup and life in China.
For foreign buyers venturing into the Chinese steel market, the risk of falling victim to scams is a real concern. Chinese steel suppliers offer a wide range of products at competi…
An Indian company plans to leverage the strategic location advantages of the Greater Bay Area to establish a subsidiary in Shenzhen to expand its presence in the Chinese market. Af…
This guide, crafted by a Chinese international trade lawyer, aims to assist you in navigating this complex process, whether you're trying to prevent such disputes or seeking to rec…
Filing a complaint against a Chinese steel company requires a systematic approach. By understanding the nature of your complaint, communicating effectively, exploring mediation, an…
As a seasoned international trade lawyer based in China, I’ve witnessed firsthand the complexities foreign buyers face when sourcing heavy machinery like excavators from Chinese su…
When purchasing second - hand excavators in China, it's crucial to be vigilant against these common scams. Conduct thorough due diligence on the supplier, carefully inspect the pro…
Purchasing second - hand excavators in China can be a rewarding investment if done with caution. By carefully verifying the supplier, being meticulous about the product, having a w…
In 2025, a Shanghai-based company was sued by a Hong Kong company owned by African individuals in a Chinese court over a cross-border sales contract dispute. The Shanghai company t…
As a foreign purchaser, ensuring the legitimacy of a Chinese supplier is of utmost importance to avoid potential disputes, safeguard your payments, and prevent losses. While there …
This article will explore the various factors that influence the cost of hiring a Chinese lawyer in international trade - related disputes.…
An Austrian company purchased steel from a Shandong trading company, and both parties signed a bilingual sales contract. The Chinese version of the contract stipulated that dispute…
In the complex landscape of international trade, disputes often surface, and the pursuit of a refund from a Chinese company can be a challenging endeavor.…
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