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Tell us what happened and what documents you hold. Consultations and correspondence are handled in English, and matters are discussed confidentially.

Urgent criminal matter? A foreign national detained in China needs representation quickly. Calls and messages are answered 9:00–18:00 Beijing time (UTC+8); outside those hours, leave the detained person's name, nationality, date and place of detention, and the authority involved.

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Contact Information

Office Address

Beijing International Club, Jianguomenwai Avenue, Chaoyang District, Beijing, P.R. China

Business Hours

Mon – Sun, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Beijing time, UTC+8)

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Describe Your Matter

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Engagement

How Engagement Works

1

Send a short summary

Describe what happened and list the documents you already hold. You do not need to translate them.

2

Conflict check and scope

We confirm there is no conflict of interest, then set out the scope of work in writing.

3

Assessment and fee agreement

You receive a written view of the available routes, the steps each requires, and the fee arrangement before substantive work starts.

4

Instructions and reporting

You decide whether to proceed at each stage. Updates are given at agreed milestones.

How Fees Are Determined

  • Professional fees are agreed in writing before substantive work begins — fixed fee for defined work, staged fees for litigation, or an hourly rate.
  • Court fees, arbitration fees, preservation fees, translation, notarization, and travel are third-party costs, confirmed separately in advance.
  • Where the evidence does not support a realistic route, you will be told before you commit to filing.

Office location: Beijing International Club, Jianguomenwai Avenue, Chaoyang District. Visits are by appointment. Clients outside China can instruct and follow a matter remotely; documents used in Chinese proceedings may require notarization or legalization before filing.