Chinese law firm leads. Overseas counsel collaborates. One record.
A workspace for Chinese law firms handling outbound investment, market entry, contracts and compliance — with overseas counsel, client consent and dual-law deliverables in one auditable matter.
Technology platform, not a law firm · China firm leads · overseas counsel local law
Thailand EEC · outbound setup
Lead
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Signed
Conflict check cleared
Client engagement signed
Data consent recorded
Foreign-law opinion delivered
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China firm leads the matter
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Legal workstreams, separated
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Auditable matter record
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Working languages
Outbound work is complex. The Chinese firm should stay in control.
The client relationship, engagement letter and fee stay with the Chinese firm. The platform connects the China-law and foreign-law workstreams without becoming a law firm or a marketplace.
Chinese law firm leads
The Chinese firm owns the client relationship, engagement letter, fee collection and overall matter. The platform never becomes the law firm.
Overseas counsel in context
Invite the overseas firm, record local licence and scope, and keep its local-law advice separate from China-law advice.
Dual-law deliverables
China-law opinions and foreign-law opinions are separately authored, labelled and reviewed — not merged into one platform opinion.
Client consent and evidence
Record client consent before sharing matter data with overseas counsel, and export a complete evidence pack at close.
One path from intake to archive.
A China firm-led process with explicit gates for overseas counsel, client consent and dual-law deliverables.
China firm intake
Conflict / KYC
Client engagement
Outbound assessment
Overseas counsel engaged
Data consent
Dual-law delivery
Client review
China firm invoice
Overseas cost recorded
Completed
Archived
The operating layers of an outbound matter.
Matter, overseas counsel, engagement chain, data consent, costs and client portal — separate responsibilities, one record.
China firm workspace
Matters, clients, deadlines, documents and the China-law workstream in one place.
Overseas counsel network
Invite-only profiles with jurisdiction, licence, insurance and practice scope — no public ranking.
Engagement chain
Client → Chinese firm and Chinese firm → overseas counsel, with scope and fee records kept separate.
Data transfer consent
Capture the client consent, recipient, data categories, purpose and expiry before sharing.
Costs and invoices
Record client fees and overseas counsel costs; the firm invoices the client and pays local counsel directly.
Client portal and audit
A firm-branded read-only view for the client, plus an exportable audit trail.
Built around the Chinese firm, not around a marketplace.
The Chinese firm leads; the client has one accountable relationship; overseas counsel is instructed locally.
For Chinese law firms
Lead outbound matters, coordinate overseas counsel and keep a defensible record — without changing your engagement model.
For Chinese clients
See progress across jurisdictions through your Chinese firm, with one accountable relationship and one audit trail.
For overseas counsel
Receive a clear scope from the Chinese firm, provide local-law advice and get paid by the instructing firm.
Not a marketplace. Not a law firm. Not a custodian.
The platform does not take client money, charge success fees, rank lawyers or issue legal opinions.
China firm accountability
The Chinese firm remains the client-facing legal service provider and fee recipient.
Separate legal opinions
China-law and foreign-law advice are attributed to their authors and jurisdictions.
Data consent first
Cross-border sharing is blocked until the required client consent is recorded.
Auditable record
Scope, approvals, documents, consent and cost records remain attached to the matter.
One Chinese firm. One client. One overseas counsel. One matter.
Start with a real outbound matter and keep the China-law and foreign-law workstreams separate from day one.
What a first matter includes
One scoped outbound matter and clear success criteria
Client engagement with the Chinese firm
Overseas counsel engagement and local-law opinion
Client data-transfer consent and audit trail
A joint review before expanding to another jurisdiction
Put the Chinese firm at the centre of the outbound matter.
Talk to us about a China-led pilot, or sign in to the workspace.