International
Global Legal Consultation
For cross-border transactions, determine the applicable law and enforcement jurisdiction before drafting terms.
Service Overview
Legal services for cross-border businesses and individuals: foreign trade contract review, due diligence on overseas entities and counterparties, disputes in international sales and transportation, enforcement of foreign arbitration awards and judgments, compliance support for going global, document notarization and authentication.
Service Scope
Cross-border contracts: Review and negotiation of terms for international sales, distribution and agency agreements, technology licenses, and cross-border service contracts.
Cross-border disputes: payment and quality issues, carrier and insurance claims, foreign arbitration and domestic judgments, and recognition and enforcement of awards.
Cross-border Compliance: Guidance on aligning overseas entity establishment and equity structures, data regulations and export controls, and international employment and tax matters.
International Family Law: Cross-Border Marital Property, Inheritance of Overseas Assets, and Document Processing.
Process Flow
First, confirm the transaction structure, governing law, and dispute resolution clauses to determine the jurisdiction where disputes will be resolved.
Verify contracts, invoices, correspondence, and payment records to compile evidence for negotiation or arbitration.
Coordinate with overseas counsel or arbitration institutions as needed. Outline timelines and costs separately for domestic and international proceedings.
Boundary Description
The application of foreign laws and the outcomes of enforcement are determined by local laws and judicial authorities. We do not guarantee specific results.
For collaborations with overseas counsel, roles, fees, and communication methods will be clarified in advance.
Key Highlights
- Confirm applicable law, dispute resolution method, and place of judgment enforcement.
- Perform public information and credit checks on overseas entities and transaction counterparties
- Foreign documents: Handle notarization, authentication, or apostille as required by the destination country.