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Recently, a creditor’s subrogation and property division dispute handled by Attorney Larry Zhou’s team at Landing (Shenzhen) Law Office was successfully concluded. The client was a foreign trade entrepreneur whose business encountered serious difficulties due to changes in the enforcement of export tax rebate policies, which in turn led to a dispute with an investor over investment funds and resulted in a substantial debt burden. In this matter, through continued representati

Recently, Attorney Larry Zhou of Landing (Shenzhen) Law Office secured a successful second-instance outcome in a cross-border financial contract dispute. After obtaining comprehensive support for the client’s claims at first instance, the opposing party filed an appeal. Upon review, the Guangzhou Intermediate People’s Court dismissed all of the appellant’s claims and upheld the original judgment. In this case, the court of first instance had already determined that the amount

Recently, Attorneys Larry Zhou and Avon Zhao of Landing (Shenzhen) Law Office provided full-process legal services for a Guinean client in connection with a procurement project involving a steel structure plant in China. They offered professional support on matters including supplier due diligence, drafting and revision of the procurement contract, negotiation of key commercial terms, and risk alerts relating to the cross-border transaction, thereby helping the project move f

In cross-border inheritance matters, even where the right of inheritance itself is undisputed, the commencement and advancement of litigation often face more complex obstacles than in domestic cases, including the identification of a proper defendant, notarization and authentication of overseas documents, and the determination of court jurisdiction. The absence of any one of these elements may prevent the case from being accepted by the court or cause prolonged delay. In this

Recently, Attorneys Larry Zhou and Avon Zhao of Landing (Shenzhen) Law Office achieved a final and effective victory in a dispute arising from misdelivery without presentation of the original bill of lading. The Guangzhou Maritime Court ruled that the relevant carrier shall compensate the exporter for the outstanding cargo payment, freight losses, and corresponding interest, totaling nearly RMB 900,000. In this case, a cross-border trade dispute arose between an export enterp

In international trade of goods, every transaction is crucial to the buyer, regardless of the order value. However, when quality issues arise with the goods, cross-border distance often makes it difficult for buyers to effectively hold sellers accountable. In 2025, a Romanian company (hereinafter referred to as the “Client”) purchased a total of 100 metric tons of welded steel pipes from a supplier in Jinan, China, and paid the full amount of the purchase price. Upon arrival

Recently, the Guangdong High People’s Court issued a final judgment on the appeal brought by a trading company and its shareholder, dismissing the appeal and affirming the original judgment. The supply chain company represented by Lawyers Larry and Avon of Landing (Shenzhen) Law Office once again achieved a complete victory in the case. This case involved a dispute over an international multimodal transport contract for goods. The court of first instance ordered the trading c

A certain export enterprise sold goods to a foreign buyer and handed over the cargo to its cooperating freight forwarder for shipment, who then sub-entrusted the task to another forwarder. However, after the cargo arrived at the destination port, due to a payment dispute between the upstream and downstream freight forwarders, the downstream forwarder detained the full set of original bills of lading and refused to deliver them to the export enterprise or the consignee. Even a

In December 2024, a Guangzhou company engaged a Shenzhen freight forwarding company to provide door-to-door delivery services. After the Guangzhou company provided the designated delivery address, the freight forwarder sent a statement of account, which the Guangzhou company acknowledged and approved. Subsequently, the freight forwarder completed the transportation as agreed. However, despite multiple payment reminders, the Guangzhou company still refused to pay the freight c