Sue a Chinese company — in a Chinese court, under Chinese law
This is the one thing we do, and we do it for American clients. Below are the six dispute types we handle most. Pick the one closest to your situation.
Six disputes we litigate for U.S. clients
Each links to a dedicated page with the remedies available, typical timelines, and a real case example.
Debt Recovery & Asset Freezing
Freeze assets, recover what you are owed
Commercial Contract Disputes
Breach, termination, damages under PRC law
Trade & Supplier Disputes
Defective goods, non-delivery, QC failures
Enforce Judgments & Awards
Execute PRC & foreign judgments in China
Company & Shareholder Disputes
JV conflicts, oppression, buyouts
IP & Unfair Competition
Trademark, patent, trade-secret theft
A U.S. judgment is usually useless against a Chinese company
China is not a party to most international judgments-enforcement treaties. A judgment from a U.S. court is generally not enforceable against assets in mainland China.
- Suing in a PRC court gives you access to Chinese asset-preservation and enforcement powers.
- Many contracts with Chinese suppliers are governed by PRC law anyway.
- We can often freeze bank accounts and inventory before the defendant knows a case is coming.
Not sure which category fits?
Tell us what happened in plain English. We will map it to the right PRC cause of action and court — free.
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