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International Trade
International sales contracts, payment, delivery, quality claims, distribution, logistics and supply-chain disputes.
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GLOBAL VISTA · CROSS-BORDER LEGAL PRACTICE
Zongjing JIANG蒋宗璟
Senior Partner
Beijing Hylands (Zhengzhou) Law Firm
- International Trade
- Cross-Border Dispute Resolution
- Cross-Border Debt Recovery
- Doing Business in China
Law as a path. Business across borders.
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Legal judgment informed by business experience.
Zongjing JIANG is a Senior Partner at Beijing Hylands (Zhengzhou) Law Firm. He graduated in Czech Language and Literature from Beijing Foreign Studies University and studied at Charles University in Prague. Before legal practice, he worked in a Fortune Global 500 U.S.-invested company and a Czech trading company.
His practice focuses on international trade, cross-border disputes, debt recovery and cross-border investment, connecting legal analysis to commercial decisions.
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Professional credentials
Senior Partner, Hylands Law Firm
Leading Talent, Foreign-Related Lawyers Talent Pool, Henan Lawyers Association
Executive Committee Member, Cross-Border Dispute Resolution Professional Committee
Council Member, Central and Eastern Europe Chapter, WRSA
Chinese · English · Czech
SERVICES
What I help with
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Cross-Border Dispute Resolution
Jurisdiction, evidence, negotiation, arbitration and litigation strategy for disputes involving more than one jurisdiction.
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Cross-Border Debt Recovery
Pre-action recovery, asset tracing, negotiation, litigation, arbitration and enforcement strategy.
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Doing Business in China
Legal support for foreign companies, investors and international law firms on transactions, contracts, disputes, recovery and local coordination.
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Experience supported by records
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 →Artist Management | Bilingual Contracts | Image Rights
China–Korea Artist Management & Commercial Cooperation
A Chinese cultural and media company instructed counsel on artist management and commercial cooperation involving a Korean artist and a Korean management company in the China market.
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Practical answers to cross-border questions
Dispute & Recovery
How Can a Foreign Company Recover Money from a Chinese Supplier?
Recovery usually begins with a disciplined review of the contract, payment trail, delivery evidence, dispute clause and the supplier’s assets.
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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.
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Can a Foreign Company Arbitrate Against a Chinese Company?
A foreign company can generally arbitrate when the parties have a valid arbitration agreement. Forum, law, service, interim measures and enforcement should be considered early.
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Cross-border matters often require more than one legal answer.
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