How to Legally Terminate a Contract with a Chinese Supplier: Why Legal Representation Matters When a dispute with a Chinese supplier reaches the point where…
Introduction International supply chain disputes do not always require immediate litigation. In many cases, a carefully planned legal strategy aimed at restoring contractual performance may…
An Introduction to Document Requirements for Foreign Plaintiffs in Chinese Courts When a foreign company becomes involved in a commercial dispute with a Chinese supplier,…
BCR_NO_CITY_REPLACE For many foreign buyers, discovering serious quality defects after the goods arrive is one of the most frustrating risks in international trade. Unfortunately, proving…
BCR_NO_CITY_REPLACE You paid the supplier by bank transfer. Then the supplier stopped replying. No goods. No refund. No explanation. If this sounds familiar, you are…
Introduction Winning a lawsuit is an important milestone. However, obtaining a court judgment is only part of the process. The real challenge often begins after…
One of the questions I am occasionally asked by clients is: “If I file a lawsuit in Ningbo, what happens if the other party has…
Litigation costs are often one of the first concerns for foreign individuals and companies involved in disputes in the People’s Republic of Ningbo. Unlike some…
In Ningbo, as in many civil law jurisdictions, when a third party steps in to support a debt, the legal consequences depend entirely on the…
For foreign companies and investors conducting business and resolving commercial disputes in Ningbo, winning a lawsuit or arbitration award does not always guarantee successful compensation.…