For the contracts, transactions and disputes that drive your business, we provide full-cycle legal counsel covering the entire transaction lifecycle.
Who We Serve
- Small and medium-sized enterprises and startups;
- Businesses that need standardized transaction contracts and tighter control of performance risk;
- Businesses facing commercial disputes or receivables problems.
Our Legal Services
- Drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts (sales and purchase, service, distribution and agency agreements, etc.);
- Contract performance management and early risk warning;
- Receivables recovery and protection of creditor rights;
- Equity transfers, mergers and acquisitions, and investment and financing transactions;
- Compliance review of business cooperation models;
- Commercial litigation and arbitration;
- General retainer counsel for enterprises.
Typical Dispute Types
- Sales contract disputes;
- Disputes over contracts for work;
- Lease contract disputes;
- Service contract disputes;
- Other contract disputes;
- Equity transfer disputes;
- Disputes over unpaid goods payments and receivables;
- Joint operation and cooperation agreement disputes.
Our Professional Perspective
As litigation lawyers who have long represented commercial disputes, we do more than review contract clauses. We take a holistic view of transaction structure, performance risk and enforceability, working backwards from “can we win and can we enforce” into contract and transaction design, so that our counsel comes with a litigation-ready perspective. By combining retainer counsel with dispute defense, we defuse the cost of conflict before it arises.
Key Stages of Service
- Understanding your business model and transaction background;
- Reviewing transaction structures and contract terms;
- Identifying and flagging performance and compliance risks;
- Drafting, negotiating and driving transactions to completion;
- Stepping into negotiation, mediation, litigation or arbitration when needed;
- Following through on enforcement and providing ongoing counsel.
Learn more about how we can help, contact us!
