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As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I have worked with numerous foreign buyers who have encountered challenges when dealing with Chinese suppliers. It is essential to conduct due diligence on Chinese companies to ensure that your business relationships are secure and that you can minimize potential disputes. This guide will provide actionable advice on how to perform effective due diligence and will also offer insights for those already facing international trade dispute

Understanding how to recover money from a Chinese company is crucial for protecting your investment and ensuring you engage in smooth business operations. In this comprehensive guide, I will provide practical legal insights as a Chinese international trade lawyer to help you mitigate risks, avoid disputes, and effectively recover funds when necessary.

As a professional Chinese international trade lawyer, I want to provide actionable advice for foreign buyers to navigate this troubling scenario. In this guide, we will discuss how to avoid disputes when sourcing from China and outline steps you can take to recover payments from unresponsive suppliers.

This blog post aims to provide practical guidance on the practice requirements for Chinese lawyers, particularly for those looking to avoid disputes and recover funds in cases of non-compliance or poor-quality supplies.

In the world of global trade, especially when sourcing products from China, one of the biggest challenges foreign buyers face is identifying whether a supplier is a middle man. Understanding the nature of the supplier relationship is crucial to avoid disputes and enhance your purchasing experience.

This blog aims to shed light on the potential dangers of sending money to third parties or sister companies based in Hong Kong, particularly from the perspective of a Chinese international trade lawyer. Understanding these risks is essential for foreign buyers looking to avoid disputes and protect their investments.

As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I frequently encounter the question: Are international contracts in China written in Chinese or English? This blog post aims to clarify this topic while providing valuable guidance to foreign buyers.

As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I have seen numerous instances where misunderstandings and poorly drafted contracts have led to severe disputes. In this blog post, I will provide practical guidance on signing contracts with Chinese suppliers, aiming to help you avoid disputes and streamline your sourcing process.

As a foreign buyer, you may encounter various scenarios that raise questions about the legality and safety of your transactions. One such scenario is when a factory uses a Hong Kong company to sign a contract with you. This blog post, written from the perspective of a Chinese international trade lawyer, aims to help you understand the implications of this arrangement and provide practical guidance on whether you should agree to such contracts.

I've seen many scenarios where communication breaks down, leading to disputes that can be costly and time-consuming. One question often arises: Does a lawyer's letter to Chinese suppliers even work? This blog post provides insights into the effectiveness of legal correspondence and offers practical guidance to avoid disputes when sourcing from China.