WHAT WE HELP WITH
Problems we help address
- International sales contracts
- Payment and delivery terms
- Product quality claims
- Distribution and agency
- Logistics and supply-chain issues
- CISG analysis
SERVICE
International Trade
International sales contracts, payment, delivery, quality claims, distribution, logistics and supply-chain disputes.
TYPICAL MATTERS
Typical matters
International sales contracts, payment, delivery, quality claims, distribution, logistics and supply-chain disputes.
- International sales contracts
- Payment and delivery terms
- Product quality claims
- Distribution and agency
- Logistics and supply-chain issues
HOW WE WORK
A practical working process
- Contract and evidence review
- Applicable law and jurisdiction
- Negotiation and settlement
- Litigation or arbitration
- Enforcement and recovery
RELATED CASES
Related cases
Cross-Border Sale of Goods | CISG | Debt Recovery
Brazil–China Aluminum Trade Dispute
A Brazilian company instructed counsel in relation to an international sale of aluminum ingots and metal products involving a Chinese supplier. The original transaction value was approximately USD 200,000. The matter involved delayed production and delivery, partial performance, refund issues and additional freight costs.
Read more →Non-delivery | Refund | Arbitration | Asset Preservation
Hong Kong–Mainland China Used Vehicle Trade Dispute
A Hong Kong trading company instructed counsel after a Mainland Chinese supplier failed to deliver used vehicles and did not refund the payment. The matter required review of the sale contract, payment evidence, a refund agreement and cross-border remittance records.
Read more →RELATED INSIGHTS
Related insights
International Trade
What Should a Foreign Company Check Before Doing Business with a Chinese Supplier?
A useful supplier review covers corporate identity, authority, production capacity, payment, quality, inspection, delivery and an enforceable dispute clause.
Read more →CONTACT
Cross-border matters often require more than one legal answer.
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