We fund cross-border claims against Chinese counterparties.
1. Overdue Payment Disputes
We fund claims involving unpaid invoices, defaulted balance payments, and deposits not returned by Chinese counterparties.
This is our core business. If a Chinese buyer has stopped paying, gone silent, or keeps delaying with excuses, we fund the entire recovery: we typically move to freeze the debtor’s assets, then pursue payment through litigation or arbitration. You pay no attorney’s fees — your only expenses are third-party costs, reimbursed at cost against receipts. Many cases settle before trial, once assets are frozen.
2. Contract Disputes
We fund claims involving breaches of signed agreements, refusal to perform, and other violations of contract by Chinese counterparties.
Whatever the breach, the core questions are always the same: is the evidence sufficient, and does the other side have assets to recover from? We investigate both thoroughly. If the case is viable, we fund the claim through negotiation, litigation, or arbitration.
3. Quality Issues with Goods
We fund claims involving goods that arrived non-conforming, damaged, or fundamentally different from the agreed specifications.
Quality disputes are evidence battles. The seller’s first defense is always “the goods were fine when they left the factory.” Winning requires inspection reports, retained samples, photos and videos from unloading, and the seller’s written acknowledgments — preserved quickly and organized properly. Where the evidence supports you, we fund the claim — and we move fast.
4. Port Liability Disputes
We fund claims involving cargo damage, shortage, or loss caused by port operators, stevedores, or warehouse operators in China.
These disputes sit at the intersection of maritime law and tort, with short limitation periods and multiple potentially liable parties — carriers, terminals, insurers. If your cargo was damaged or lost while in the custody of a Chinese port, we fund the investigation and the claim against the responsible party.
5. Trademark Infringement
Where a Chinese company manufactures, sells, or exports goods infringing your trademark, we fund the claim — provided there is a clear trademark registration and identifiable infringement.
Our funded actions range from cease-and-desist letters and customs recordals to litigation before China’s specialized IP courts, with claims for statutory damages where applicable.
6. Other Cross-Border Disputes
Beyond the categories above, we selectively fund other cross-border claims against Chinese counterparties — cargo damage claims, deposit refund disputes, wrongful payment demands, and business disputes that don’t fit a standard category.
