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Duanfang Lawyer

Tianshui, China

56 people in their team

English

Criminal Defense Real Estate Intellectual Property +2 more

Guangdong Dafang Law Firm is a Guangzhou based comprehensive legal services provider, established under the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Lawyers and approved by the Guangdong provincial Department of Justice. The firm maintains cooperative relationships with legal service offices in...

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Lawyers in Tianshui, China at a glance

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people: the most common team size: 51+; 1 of 1 firms give one

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Duanfang Lawyer · China, Gansu, Tianshui, Qinzhou District, 步行街邮政编码: 741001

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China Legal Questions answered by Lawyers

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Can a private equity investor force me to personally buy back company shares under a VAM agreement if we failed to hit revenue targets?: Three years ago, I signed a valuation adjustment agreement with an institutional fund for our tech firm, pledging personal assets as security. Our company missed the agreed profit metrics this year primarily due to unexpected sector-wide regulatory shifts, and now the fund is demanding full redemption plus compounded interest. I... Read more →; Lawyer answer by Guangdong Zhuojian Law Firm

Thank you for outlining your situation. Below is my candid, preliminary read of where you stand under PRC law, and how we can act on it. 1. Your personal liability is likely enforceable — but that is only half the...
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My manufacturing debtor in Guangdong entered court restructuring, how do I file my creditor claim before the deadline?: We supplied commercial materials to a factory that was recently accepted into bankruptcy reorganization proceedings by the local court. The court-appointed administrator sent a declaration notice specifying a strict thirty-day window for creditors to register outstanding debts. What specific accounting records and contracts do we need to submit so our... Read more →; Lawyer answer by China Commercial Law Firm | Feifei (Ada) Ren

In a PRC court-supervised restructuring, the key is to submit a complete creditor claim package within the deadline stated in the court/administrator’s notice. You should not rely on accounting records alone; the administrator will normally want documents showing the full...
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Can a European buyer refuse payment under a Letter of Credit over minor discrepancies in shipping documents?: Our Shenzhen-based electronics manufacturing firm exported a batch of goods to Germany under an irrevocable Letter of Credit. The issuing bank rejected payment claiming a minor spelling discrepancy in the bill of lading, but the buyer has already taken possession of the cargo at the port. What legal remedies do... Read more →; Lawyer answer by Tianjin Bozhuan Law Firm

The issuing bank's refusal to pay solely due to "minor spelling errors" may well constitute "malicious refusal to pay". According to internationally accepted rules, spelling errors that do not affect the meaning do not constitute valid discrepancies. The issuing bank...
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China Legal Articles

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Divorce in China 2026: Rules, Costs & Property Division: Two routes: Couples who agree on everything and are eligible can divorce by registration at a marriage registration authority. Everyone else goes to a People's Court. Cooling-off applies only to registration: a 30-day withdrawal period, then a 30-day window to collect the certificate. Court divorces have no cooling-off period. Official... Read more →
China Visa 2026: 144 to 240 Hours & Indian Passport Rules: China's former 144-hour visa-free transit rule was extended to 240 hours on December 17, 2024. The National Immigration Administration's update of August 20, 2026 covers 57 nationalities, 65 designated ports and permitted areas in 24 provincial-level regions. Indian ordinary-passport holders are not eligible for 240-hour transit. They normally need an... Read more →
China AI Compliance: How to meet new labeling rules for AIGC: China offers strong but highly formal IP protection: most valuable rights (trademarks, patents, designs) must be registered with Chinese authorities to be enforceable. For AI-generated content, Chinese regulators treat labeling and traceability as a compliance issue, separate from copyright ownership questions. The new "Measures for the Labeling of AI-Generated Content"... Read more →

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