Many overseas companies only contact a lawyer after a Chinese supplier stops responding. By then, it may already be too late. If you are dealing with unpaid invoices, delayed shipment, or a supplier refusing refund, here is what you need to know. Step 1: Check Whether Your Contract Is Enforceable in China The first question is not “ Can I sue? ”It is: Is your contract enforceable in a Chinese court? Key issues: Is there a jurisdiction clause? Does it specify Chinese court or

If your brand, trademark, or product design is being copied, counterfeited, or misused in China, you are not alone. China is the world’s largest manufacturing and e-commerce market, and foreign brands commonly face unauthorized use of their IP—from copied products to trademark hijacking to large-scale counterfeits sold online. The good news: China’s current IP enforcement system is far stronger, more predictable, and much faster than many foreign companies assume.  With the r

It's not that hard, especially with a lawyer that speaks your language.