We advise owners and companies on the agreements and structures that run a cross-border business — drafted so that both sides understand them, in English and Chinese.
Scope of representation
- Formation of corporations and LLCs; operating and shareholder agreements
- Commercial, supply, distribution and agency contracts
- Joint ventures and investments by foreign investors
- Purchases and sales of businesses and assets
- Contract review and negotiation support
- Business succession planning and transaction–tax coordination
How a matter proceeds
- Understand the deal. Parties, money, timing and what matters most to you.
- Draft and negotiate. Clear terms, with bilingual explanations where helpful.
- Close and follow through. Signing, filings and the obligations that continue after closing.
Timing and fees
Timing depends on the notice, the agency or court, and the facts. Response dates stated in a notice are reviewed individually as soon as we receive it. Scope, fees and any deposit are discussed before we are engaged and confirmed in a written engagement letter.
Documents for an initial review
- Draft contracts, term sheets or correspondence
- A short description of the parties and the transaction
E-mail copies to info@attorneywu.com with the subject “Your name – short description”. Please do not send documents through the chat or the booking form.
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