For many years, the term “Fortress China” was used to describe Chinese defendants' approach to litigation in the United States.
Working with Chinese Clients
The difficulties of litigating against a Chinese defendant often begin at the start of litigation, as compliance with the Hague Service Convention is the exclusive means by which service may be accomplished. The entire process can take a good deal of time.
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