How to Sue a Chinese Supplier: A Step-by-Step Guide
The complete path from "we have a problem" to "we have a judgment" — jurisdiction, the CISG, evidence, preservation, cost, and what to realistically expect at each stage.
Read the guide →Plain-English guides on the situations foreign buyers actually face — what the law says, what it costs, and what to do first. Written by a China-licensed lawyer, not a marketing team.
The complete path from "we have a problem" to "we have a judgment" — jurisdiction, the CISG, evidence, preservation, cost, and what to realistically expect at each stage.
Read the guide →Straight talk on the demand letter: when it resolves a dispute in days, when it's a waste of money, and how the letter in the case study recovered the goods within a week.
Read the guide →The checks that separate a real factory from a shell — registration, paid-in capital, one-person company risk, payment-account identity, and the financial signals a lawyer-accountant actually looks for.
Read the guide →Late, partial, or never-coming goods: the correct sequence of moves — from evidence to written demand to escalation — and the remedies Chinese law and the CISG actually give you.
Read the guide →Judgments are only worth what they collect. Asset tracing, enforcement tools, the dishonest-debtor list, and the shareholder-liability route that turns uncollectable cases collectable.
Read the guide →These guides cover the general map. If you want to know where your particular dispute sits on it — and what to do first — send me the facts.
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