China Litigation and Arbitration Lawyer for Foreign Companies
For overseas founders, SMEs, in-house legal teams, and foreign companies doing business with or in China.
When a dispute reaches China litigation or arbitration, the important work begins before filing: jurisdiction, party identity, evidence formality, translations, preservation, service, enforceability, and settlement leverage. We help foreign clients make litigation decisions with a business outcome in mind.
How We Help
Court litigation strategy in China-related commercial disputes
Arbitration clause review and filing route assessment
Evidence organization, translation, notarization, and preservation planning
Demand letters, settlement negotiation, and enforcement planning
Coordination with overseas counsel and in-house legal teams
Working Process
We review the contract, parties, evidence, amount, location, and deadline.
We map litigation/arbitration options, cost exposure, timeline, and leverage.
We prepare filings, evidence lists, negotiation position, and next-step recommendations.
What To Send First
Please send the contract or main documents, counterparty name, amount in dispute, deadline, location, and a short timeline. We will identify the practical next step before suggesting a larger legal route.
Common Questions
Do foreign companies need to appear in China court?
Procedures depend on the case, representation documents, evidence, and court requirements.
Can a foreign judgment be enforced in China?
It depends on treaty, reciprocity, judgment type, finality, service, and public policy issues.
Contact Ramond Zhang Lawyer
For English or Chinese consultation, contact Guangdong Pingwei Law Firm. WhatsApp / WeChat: +8613528464154.