You may first contact us by email or online meeting. We will arrange available language support and clarify facts, scope, fees and authorization documents. Formal representation proceeds after necessary identity and authorization steps.

Yes. Within the engagement scope, we can review public and lawfully available information and payment, quality, delivery, liability and dispute-resolution terms, and provide a risk list and suggested changes. Due diligence cannot guarantee future performance.

Not every matter can be completed remotely. Attendance depends on the matter, receiving authority, identity verification and authorization documents. We assess the process and explain what can be delegated, what requires personal action and what documents are needed.

We can advise on Chinese law, prepare documents, assist under authorization and support dispute resolution. With client consent, we can coordinate with specialists on foreign law, cross-border tax or other professional matters.

Once we understand your needs, we explain scope, deliverables, fees and possible third-party costs. We protect client information in accordance with applicable law and professional duties before and after engagement.

Briefly describe your location, the Chinese city involved, the type of matter, your objective and any urgent deadline. Do not send passport numbers, complete contracts or similarly sensitive material in your first message; necessary documents can be provided through an appropriate secure channel.