Assess
Clarify the claim, forum, evidence, limitation position and debtor profile.
China debt recovery support for foreign companies, overseas lawyers and creditors. Start with a contract debt, unpaid receivable, judgment or arbitration award—we assess the information and whether we can assist.
What we help resolve
Cross-border matters lose momentum when legal analysis and enforcement reality are treated separately. We connect them from the outset.
A coordinated path from demand and negotiation through proceedings and recovery.
02China-facing case strategy with evidence, jurisdiction and preservation considered early.
03Practical support to identify, secure and pursue assets through lawful court procedures.
04Assessment of additional recovery routes when the debtor company cannot satisfy its debts.
05Have an unpaid judgment against a Chinese company? Submit it for a preliminary review of the possible route to recovery in mainland China.
06Hold an unpaid arbitration award against a Chinese company? Share the award and basic facts for a preliminary assessment.
Start with the facts
Share the debtor’s name, the amount owed and where the matter stands. Contracts, judgments, arbitration awards and other commercial receivables can be submitted for review.
How we approach the work
Every step should answer a practical question: what improves the prospect of an enforceable and proportionate outcome?
Clarify the claim, forum, evidence, limitation position and debtor profile.
Consider preservation and asset intelligence before value can move out of reach.
Select the proportionate route: negotiation, proceedings, enforcement or an additional claim.
Keep overseas decision-makers informed in concise, commercially useful English.
For overseas decision-makers
We frame Chinese procedure in the commercial language needed by creditors, finance teams and overseas counsel.
China recovery insights
What overseas creditors should know about pre-action and in-proceeding property preservation, security, timing and wrongful-preservation risk in China.
Read articleA creditor-focused explanation of accelerated contributions, defective capital, capital withdrawal and share-transfer liability under China’s revised Company Law.
Read articleA practical explanation of China’s court-operated online asset investigation and control system—what it can do, who can use it and why creditor-supplied leads still matter.
Read articlePreliminary case assessment
Share the basic facts so we can consider your request for a preliminary case assessment and whether we may be able to assist.
Any assessment depends on the available information and applicable conflict checks. No outcome or recovery is guaranteed.
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