A CHINA-BASED LEGAL TEAM
China Legal Services for Overseas Businesses，From company checks and China contracts to corporate due diligence , Get the facts before you commit.
From corporate existence, ownership and operating qualifications to litigation, compliance and material transaction risks, reviews are conducted directly by China-based legal team.
Before signing, paying, disclosing information or investing, answer two questions first.
QUESTION 01
Can we trust this Chinese counterparty?
- Is it a genuine company in normal legal existence?
- Do the contract, invoice and receiving bank account use the same legal entity name?
- Are there litigation, enforcement, penalty or abnormal-operation signals to consider before signing or paying?
QUESTION 02
Can our commercial interests, rights and obligations be protected under Chinese law?
- How should the transaction structure and contract arrangements be designed for China-facing business?
- What should be arranged before disclosing information, making payment or appointing a Chinese business partner?
- How can contractual rights, intellectual property and payment position be protected in China?
Your First Step Toward Success in China - Choose a China-Based Team Focused on China-Related Business
We were established by a China-based team focused on China-related business, including lawyers and other legal professionals. We also work closely with law firms and professional partners across different regions to help international businesses understand Chinese-language materials, structure China-related transactions, and manage legal risk.
Start with the question you most need to answer now.
You may only need to confirm who a company is. You may need a contract suited to a China-facing transaction. Or you may need a deeper investigation before a major decision. Choose the service that matches your current decision.
SERVICE 01 · COMPANY INFORMATION
Chinese Company / Business Credit Information Check
Is this Chinese company real—and is it the company you are paying?
Before signing or paying, confirm the company’s correct legal name, registration status, legal representative, shareholders, business scope and available public risk information. Compare the contract, invoice and bank account details to see whether they point to the same entity.
- Is the company lawfully registered and in normal existence?
- Who owns or controls the company?
- Are there public litigation, enforcement, penalty or abnormal-operation signals?
SERVICE 02 · CHINA CONTRACTS
China Contract Review & Drafting
Will this contract really protect you in China?
Translating an overseas contract into Chinese does not mean you have a contract suited to a China-facing transaction. A contract prepared by an experienced Chinese lawyer can give you greater confidence and help protect your interests in China.
- Manufacturing and purchase agreements
- Distribution and agency agreements
- Services and commercial cooperation agreements
- Confidentiality and NNN agreements
- Licensing and intellectual property agreements
SERVICE 03 · LEGAL DUE DILIGENCE
China Company Legal Due Diligence
What do you need to know before investing or entering a major business relationship?
When a decision involves more capital, authority or long-term risk, a basic company information check may not be enough. We can connect you directly with professional Chinese lawyers in the relevant province to conduct professional China legal due diligence.
- Who is the real transaction party, and who controls it?
- Does it have the capability and qualifications to perform the proposed transaction?
- Which risk signals may change the decision or contract terms?
You do not need more raw information. You need to know what it means.
01 Are we dealing with the correct company?
Check whether the contract, invoice, payment account, and public registration records point to the correct legal entity.
02 What are the principal warning signs?
Summarize issues such as litigation, enforcement proceedings, abnormal operating status, regulatory penalties, licensing concerns, or inconsistencies between documents.
03 What should be changed before proceeding?
Identify whether payment terms, contract provisions, disclosure arrangements, security, or the transaction structure should be revised.
04 What else needs to be verified?
Explain the limits of public information and identify matters requiring supplemental documents, on-site verification, or a tailored investigation.
Insights & Research
A registration search is only the starting point. Confirm the exact legal entity, its status, ownership, capital, licences and recent compliance history before money or obligations change hands.
A workable China contract should identify the correct counterparty, allocate delivery and payment risk, protect intellectual property and select a dispute route that can actually be used.
The review should begin with the investment decision: who controls the target, whether the sector is open, which liabilities sit outside the headline financials and which findings must become closing conditions.
Repeated changes, abnormal-operation entries, capital inconsistencies and unresolved enforcement matters are not automatic proof of misconduct—but they are reasons to ask better questions before proceeding.