What clients are saying
“Every lawyer I spoke to told me the same thing: you can’t win against a state-owned company in China. SuitWin proved them wrong.”
Our Chinese counterparty stopped paying a $1.5 million contract and stopped answering emails. After multiple law firms declined the case, SuitWin rebuilt our entire evidence chain — three years of transaction records, emails, and payment flows — and won a full victory at CIETAC arbitration in Beijing. The award, plus interest, was paid in full — by a state-owned enterprise.
“We were told a Chinese lawsuit would take years and cost a fortune before we saw a single dollar back. Turns out, it took 6 months — and we never left Warsaw.”
After the final $100,000 installment went unpaid, SuitWin funded the entire claim. We paid no attorney’s fees. Our total upfront cost was a $783 court filing fee — and even that came back to us after we won. SuitWin’s share came out of the recovery, as agreed in writing. Everything was handled remotely, and the full payment arrived within half a year of our first email to them.
What we charge
20–35% of the amount actually recovered
Quoted individually in writing. The earlier your case settles, the lower the rate.
Free consultation, no time limit. No deposit.
$0 attorney’s fees
SuitWin pays the attorney’s fees. Your only expenses are third-party costs — court fees, preservation, insurance, notarization — paid directly to providers, at cost, against receipts.
About 70% of these costs are court and arbitration fees, which Chinese law places on the losing party.
What we fund
About us
SuitWin Recovery funds your claim against a Chinese counterparty and pays the attorney’s fees. Every case is handled by licensed Chinese attorneys from our partner law firms — and we only earn when your money is recovered.
Our team
SuitWin’s funded claims are handled by licensed Chinese attorneys from our partner law firms, supported by an in-house asset intelligence team that tracks debtors’ assets before any case is filed.
Partner Counsel
License No. 11101201610696139
PRC Attorney, 13 years in international cargo transport, cargo damage and shortage, and destination-port disputes, with extensive enforcement experience.
Partner Counsel
License No. 13101201411363495
PRC Attorney, LL.M., Dalian Maritime University. 13 years of cross-border practice across Southeast Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
Successful cases
Questions
No attorney’s fees — SuitWin pays the lawyers. For third-party costs and our share, see What We Charge above: every case is quoted individually in writing, and your free Case Evaluation Report includes a full cost estimate before you commit. The earlier your case settles, the lower our rate.
Property preservation is typically finalized within 15 days of filing the application and providing the guarantee. For the full case: cases requiring litigation usually conclude within 6–12 months. Chinese courts usually issue a first-instance judgment within 6 months (add about 3 months if appealed); arbitration awards typically take around 6 months. In many cases, debtors voluntarily settle once we’ve frozen their bank accounts, property, and vehicles.
No. Everything is handled remotely — signing, evidence submission, hearings, and receiving your recovery. The only document requiring local processing is the power of attorney (notarization and apostille), which we guide you through step by step.
A lawyer reviews your case for free and replies within 24 hours, with an honest view of whether it is worth pursuing in China.
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