PRACTICAL GUIDANCE. A CLEARER WAY FORWARD.
China-side legal support
for overseas businesses.
Supplier disputes, contracts, company checks
and debt recovery. Start with a clear next step.
A problem in China.
A practical next step.
A missed shipment. An overdue refund. A contract that leaves too much uncertain. Tell us where things stand, and explore the support that fits.
Find your servicePaid, but nothing shipped?
Make sense of the documents, the counterparty and the options.
Still waiting for a refund?
Understand what supports your claim and how to move it forward.
Goods not as agreed?
Identify the evidence you need before deciding your next step.
Unsure who you’re paying?
Check the entity behind the contract, invoice and bank account.
Support at every
turn of the transaction.
Understand the risk before you commit.
Find a route forward when things change.
Supplier dispute assessment
Understand your position when a supplier will not ship, refund or put things right.
02China contract review
Know where the risk sits before you sign or send a deposit.
03Company verification
Check the Chinese entity behind the trading name and payment request.
04Lawyer demand letter
Set out your position and request a clear response from the counterparty.
05Supplier negotiation
Work towards a practical resolution through structured discussions.
06Litigation assessment
Consider what pursuing a claim in China would involve.
07China debt recovery
Explore a proportionate way forward for unpaid business debts.
Scope, fees and timing are agreed before work begins.
From uncertainty
to a plan.
- 01
Tell us what happened.
Email a short overview, the companies involved and any urgent deadline.
- 02
Understand the next step.
We check the fit and discuss the scope, fees and expected timing.
- 03
Move forward, with clarity.
Work begins once the matter is accepted and engagement terms are agreed.
Let’s find
a way forward.
Tell us what happened, who is involved and what you would like to achieve. We’ll discuss the scope and fees before you decide how to proceed.
camus850123@gmail.comPlease send a brief overview first, without confidential documents. Emailing does not by itself create a lawyer–client relationship.