About us

A China-side litigation team for global businesses

SueInChina is the cross-border litigation practice of Beijing Hengdu (Chongqing) Law Firm — part of Hengdu Law Firm, one of China's largest law firms. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Beijing, Hengdu has grown into a nationwide firm of 2,000+ practicing attorneys, consistently ranked by Chambers, The Legal 500, ALB and LEGALBAND. We bring that institutional depth to one focused mission: helping foreign businesses enforce their rights in Chinese courts.

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Our story

Cross-border disputes, handled locally

We kept seeing the same pattern: international companies writing off Chinese-counterparty losses as "uncollectable." The debts were not uncollectable — the companies simply did not know the PRC path. So we built a team that does.

  • PRC-licensed litigators with English as a working language — no intermediaries, no lost-in-translation risk.
  • Deep experience in civil and commercial disputes involving foreign parties, from contract breach to arbitral-award enforcement.
  • A transparent, written process from first call to recovery strategy — you see the roadmap before you commit.
  • Backed by the resources of a 2,000+ attorney firm, with the agility of a focused cross-border team.
2010Founded · headquartered in Beijing
2,000+Practicing attorneys firm-wide
Top 20Largest law firms in China (ALB 2025)
5Core practice areas

Credentials & memberships

PRC Bar Admission

Every attorney on our team is licensed to practice in the People's Republic of China. Practicing-certificate numbers are displayed on the team page and verifiable on the PRC Ministry of Justice portal.

Top-ranked in China

Hengdu is consistently ranked by Chambers & Partners, The Legal 500, ALB and LEGALBAND across dispute resolution, IP and company/commercial — a top-20 firm by size in China (ALB 2025).

Cross-border focus

We concentrate on one thing: foreign-related civil and commercial litigation in PRC courts. That means we know the procedural nuances, the evidentiary standards, and the enforcement channels that generic firms overlook.

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