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As foreign buyers increasingly engage in international trade with suppliers in China, understanding how to navigate legal disputes becomes essential. Whether you’re looking to avoid conflicts or need to take action against a Chinese company, having the right strategies in place can save you time, money, and stress. This guide offers practical steps and insights from a Chinese international trade lawyer to equip you with the knowledge needed for effective legal action in China

For overseas buyers, understanding how to take legal action against a Chinese company is crucial in the event of a dispute. As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I aim to provide practical guidance on how to protect your interests when sourcing from China, while also offering advice for those who may already be facing disputes. In this article, we will explore key strategies to avoid conflicts and the steps to take if you need to recover funds from a Chinese supplier.

When engaging in international trade, especially with Chinese suppliers, the potential for disputes can often loom large. You may find yourself wondering, "How do I get my money back from a Chinese supplier?" As an international trade lawyer based in China, I understand the complexities that foreign buyers face. This article aims to provide practical guidance to help you avoid disputes when purchasing from China and legal advice for those who have already encountered conflict

As a foreign buyer or procurement professional, you may encounter various issues, including scams. Understanding how to report a scam supplier in China is critical not only for protecting your interests but also for preventing disputes in the future. In this article, I will provide practical advice from a legal perspective, offering guidance on how to address potential supplier scams and revealing steps to take if you have already fallen victim.

In recent years, AliExpress has become increasingly popular among international buyers looking for affordable products from China. However, with its rapid growth, the platform has also attracted a share of fraudulent sellers, leading to a rise in disputes and scams. As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I aim to provide you with practical insights and a comprehensive step-by-step refund guide if you find yourself scammed on AliExpress.

Navigating the world of international trade can be a daunting experience for overseas buyers, especially when it comes to e-commerce platforms like AliExpress. As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I understand the complexities involved in sourcing products from China. In this post, I will guide you through the process of getting a refund on AliExpress, providing practical advice to help you avoid disputes and recover funds effectively.

However, navigating the Chinese legal system can pose significant challenges, particularly when disputes arise. Understanding what constitutes a contract in China is crucial for foreign buyers to avoid these disputes. As a seasoned international trade lawyer based in China, I aim to provide actionable insights into how Chinese judges perceive contracts and what steps you can take to safeguard your transactions.

As a Chinese international trade lawyer, I have seen many buyers fall victim to these scams. In this blog post, I will provide practical guidance to help you avoid disputes when sourcing from China and, for those who have already experienced issues, outline how our legal services can assist you in recovering payments or minimizing losses.