Overseas law firms
Your client’s counterparty or assets are in mainland China, or the matter needs mainland procedure or enforcement input.
Our role: Conflict checks first, followed by an agreed mainland engagement, division of work and reporting.
FOR LAW FIRMS, COLLECTION AGENCIES & ADVISERS
Mainland China
Litigation &
Enforcement
Based in Fuzhou, Fujian, China
Support for your clients’ debt recovery, commercial claims, investment and property disputes. An agreed mainland mandate, clear client contact and structured reporting.
Experience in real estate, distressed assets and complex litigation. Scope, fees and communication agreed before each stage.
YOUR MAINLAND CHINA CONTACT
Chi Jianwei
Team Lead · Senior Partner
Current law firm
Fujian Mentors Law Firm
Meet the teamReal estate & distressed assetsComplex commercial disputesLitigation through enforcement
OUR EXPERTISE
Matters we can help you handle
A practical route, a defined scope and an identified team for each stage.
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Debt Recovery & Enforcement
Assess claims, pursue unpaid debts and enforce mainland China judgments.
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Commercial Claims Defence
Respond to business claims, assess disputed liabilities and negotiate a resolution.
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Investment Exit & Shareholder Disputes
Address shareholder conflicts, investment exits and disputes over company assets.
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Real Estate & Distressed Assets
Property disputes, unpaid sale proceeds and enforcement involving real estate.
WHERE WE FIT
The mainland support your practice may need
A specific matter and clearly agreed client contact provide a practical starting point.
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Collection agencies & business advisers
An unpaid debt needs local legal assessment, negotiation, proceedings or enforcement.
Our role: A review of the claim and known assets, with a staged scope and fee proposal.
Accountants, property & private client advisers
An investment exit, company debt or mainland property interest is disputed.
Our role: A defined legal mandate, with separate responsibilities for tax, brokerage and other professional work.
Notaries & document service providers
Overseas documents need to meet a specific mainland recipient’s requirements.
Our role: Clarify the intended use, identify missing items and coordinate the document handover.
CROSS-BORDER COORDINATION
Connect overseas work with mainland steps
A decision overseas. Assets in China.
Assess the applicable mainland route for Hong Kong judgments, foreign judgments and arbitral awards.
Scope and processDocuments ready for their mainland purpose.
Coordinate recipient requirements, document formalities and translations for a defined legal matter.
Scope and processWORKING TOGETHER
A clear framework for working together
Agreed client communication
We agree who contacts the client and how each party stays involved. No additional marketing to referred clients without authorisation.
Defined scope and fees
Each stage is scoped and priced before work begins. Additional work is discussed separately.
Named responsibility
An identified lead and team keep each matter coordinated and reduce repeated handovers.
Structured progress updates
Agreed reports cover progress, next steps, outstanding information and decisions needed.
IDENTITY & PUBLIC RECORDS
Know who is responsible. Check the public record.
Chi Jianwei is a senior partner at Fujian Mentors Law Firm (福建名仕律师事务所). These public sources identify him and his practising firm.
These references identify the lawyer; they do not imply endorsement or a guarantee of results by the publishers.
THE NEXT STEP
A clear process from the first conversation
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Share an outline
Identify the parties, location, issue and any immediate deadline.
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Check suitability
We check conflicts and whether the matter fits our scope.
03
Agree the mandate
Define responsibility, the next stage, fees and communication.
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Proceed with updates
Work follows the agreed mandate and reporting arrangements.
FEES & YOUR NEXT DECISION
Agree the scope before committing.
01
Confirm whether we can assist
Outline the issue, location, urgent dates and parties so scope and conflicts can be checked. Initial contact is not a formal legal opinion.
02
Agree a scoped assessment
Where a document review is needed, agree the fee and deliverables first: evidence gaps, possible routes and recommendations for the next stage.
03
Choose the next mandate
Negotiation, proceedings, enforcement or defence work is agreed by stage. Additional work and third-party expenses are identified separately.
The responsible firm, billing currency, payment account and payment method are confirmed in the engagement.
Start with one mainland China matter.
Share a brief outline. We will review suitability and discuss information needs, scope and next steps.