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Your Chinese buyer stopped paying. Emails go unanswered, the sales manager’s WeChat has gone quiet, and your own lawyer back home tells you a Chinese lawsuit takes years and costs a fortune. This guide walks you through exactly how overdue payment recovery works in China — and why the first move is never a lawsuit.
Read the article →Why do some creditors recover millions from Chinese debtors within weeks, while others chase the same debt for years? Often, the difference is when they push. Chinese business culture runs …
If you do business with Chinese companies, this article might save you more money than any other 2 minutes of reading this year.
Your Chinese supplier took your deposit. No shipment, no replies, and the sales manager’s WeChat account no longer exists. Before you write off the money or book a flight to China, read thi…
Here’s a fact most foreign creditors learn too late: a judgment in your favor is just a piece of paper. That’s why experienced claimants in China freeze first and litigate second. This guid…
Your Chinese counterparty breached the contract, stopped paying, or disappeared — and someone told you that suing in China means navigating a system of “connections” and endless delays. The…
A lawyer reviews your case for free and replies within 24 hours, with an honest view of whether it is worth pursuing in China.
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