MAINLAND CHINA DISPUTE COUNSEL
Zhao Xin China Business Litigation Lawyer
Practical China-side strategy for commercial disputes, supplier claims, enforcement, insolvency and cross-border proceedings.
MAINLAND CHINA DISPUTE COUNSEL
Practical China-side strategy for commercial disputes, supplier claims, enforcement, insolvency and cross-border proceedings.
Mainland China Scope Check
This page primarily discusses matters relating to the laws or procedures of Mainland China. Matters unrelated to Mainland China are not within the scope of this page's discussion.
Representative Matters
Zhao Xin represented a real estate company and its principal. The dispute involved alleged cash delivery, property and parking-space offsets, and prepaid interest. The court did not support the full claimed principal and recognized RMB 4.91 million.
The matter involved nominal contracts, third-party supply, disputed reconciliations and complex fund flows. Through evidence organization and legal argument, the core claim for return of RMB 9.8 million plus interest was supported.
Representative matters are anonymized. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome in another matter.
Core Business
Open the category closest to your situation. Each group shows the specific work that may form part of a China-side strategy.
For creditors, debtors and restructuring investors.
Assist creditors with claim declaration, evidence organization, debt confirmation, priority review, objection handling and communication with administrators.
Support matters involving bankruptcy application, liquidation route assessment, debtor asset review, creditor meetings, distribution issues and related litigation.
Review feasibility of restructuring, business continuity, investor introduction, debt adjustment, creditor communication and court-supervised restructuring process.
Assist distressed companies with debt map review, creditor negotiation, enforcement pressure, restructuring options and bankruptcy-related procedural response.
Support restructuring investors and asset acquirers with due diligence, risk review, transaction structure, claim disputes and bankruptcy derivative litigation.
For contract, company and finance disputes.
Review contracts, purchase orders, payment records, delivery records, notices, meeting minutes and correspondence to identify breach points, available claims, defenses, counterclaims and settlement leverage.
Handle equity transfer disputes, capital contribution disputes, shareholder qualification issues, resolution validity, profit distribution, management control and internal governance conflicts.
Support disputes arising from investment agreements, valuation adjustment mechanisms, repurchase obligations, guarantee arrangements, target-company disclosure issues and post-closing performance conflicts.
Assist with private lending, corporate financing, guarantee liability, receivables, commercial bills, repayment arrangements and complex creditor-debtor evidence disputes.
Assess arbitration clauses, institution rules, jurisdiction objections, evidence presentation, interim measures, settlement windows and later recognition or enforcement considerations.
For overseas clients facing a China-side counterparty.
Handle disputes involving delayed delivery, non-conforming goods, defective products, refund refusal, missing documents, shipment disputes, after-sales denial and supplier disappearance.
Review governing law, jurisdiction, arbitration clauses, payment terms, inspection clauses, delivery obligations, default clauses, notices and limitation periods.
Assess whether to pursue litigation, arbitration, negotiation, preservation, demand letters, settlement or a combined pressure route against Chinese companies or individuals.
Support overseas clients with Chinese-language evidence, notarization or legalization questions, service of process issues, procedural timing and local court or arbitration expectations.
Coordinate China-side claims with overseas proceedings, foreign judgments or awards, related contracts, parent-company pressure and parallel negotiation plans.
For judgment recovery, asset clues and liable parties.
Review bank clues, receivables, property, equity, vehicles, inventory, contracts, related-party transactions, abnormal transfers and debtor operating patterns.
Assess freezing, seizure, auction, restriction measures, consumption limits, credit pressure, enforcement applications and follow-up communication with enforcement authorities.
Handle objections raised by debtors, third parties or interested parties, including ownership disputes, priority disputes, execution scope and procedural challenges.
Evaluate whether shareholders, actual controllers, guarantors, spouses, related entities or transferees may bear liability under Chinese law and procedure.
Assess whether enforcement should convert into bankruptcy, restructuring, liquidation pressure, creditor coordination or distressed asset disposal strategy.
For brands, products, content and supplier misuse.
Support for brand name, logo, product line and market-entry protection, including trademark squatting response, conflict review and dispute planning.
Response strategies for copied images, product listings, manuals, software materials, marketing content and unauthorized online use.
Evidence review and action planning for supplier leakage, employee misconduct, partner misuse, customer-list exposure and technical information theft.
Legal responses to imitation packaging, misleading promotion, false affiliation, malicious complaints, traffic diversion and commercial disparagement.
Coordinate evidence, rights documents and complaint materials for China-facing e-commerce, sourcing, exhibition and supply-chain infringement scenarios.
For unpaid invoices, delivery and corporate claims.
Check contracts, purchase orders, invoices, email records, delivery proof and payment history before deciding the best route.
Prepare claims for unpaid invoices, late payments, breach of payment obligations, set-off arguments and liquidated damages issues.
Handle defective goods, short shipment, delayed delivery, rejected inspection results and commercial proof around product quality.
Address equity conflicts, control disputes, capital contribution issues, shareholder exits and investment-related litigation.
Use preservation, enforcement, debtor tracing and settlement pressure after judgment or in parallel with the main claim.
Law Firm Profile
Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Shanghai, Hansheng Law Offices is a large full-service law firm serving global legal markets. Hansheng has more than 200 legal professionals, has served over 5,000 clients, and continues to provide commercial dispute and cross-border legal support through its China and international legal service network.
What happens after consultation
Review parties, contracts, evidence, amount, jurisdiction, deadlines, counterparty assets and enforcement difficulty.
Assess preservation, counterclaims, arbitration, insolvency leverage and enforcement strategy.
Clarify evidence reinforcement, timeline, risk plan and next communication steps.
International Client Services
Advice is structured around the documents, deadlines, jurisdiction questions and recovery risks that overseas clients need to understand. The aim is a clear decision path, not a generic summary of Chinese law.
Before You Contact Us
Yes. This page is intended for disputes involving Mainland China law, procedure, counterparties, assets, contracts or enforcement.
Prepare the contract, key correspondence, payment or shipment records, the Chinese counterparty's details, the amount in dispute and any known deadline.
No. Representation begins only after conflict checks and a written engagement agreement.
Being sued, arbitrated, chased for debt, enforced against, or exposed to cross-border claims?