Amazon & Cross-Border E-Commerce Counsel
Cross-border sellers run into U.S. legal problems through the platform first: an IP complaint that suspends a listing, a brand dispute with a former partner, a supplier that ships defective inventory, a buyer who stops paying. We advise sellers on the legal rights behind the platform fight, and on when the platform process is the right tool and when something more is needed.
What we look at first
IP complaints and brand protection
Trademark and copyright complaints against your listings, Brand Registry disputes, and complaints you may need to file against others. We assess whether the claimed right exists, respond to the complaint, and prepare retractions and counter-notices with evidence.
Supplier and manufacturing disputes
Defective goods, late shipments and exclusivity breaches under supply agreements that may be governed by Chinese or U.S. law. We read the contract and the record before advising on recovery.
Commercial recovery
Unpaid wholesale invoices, chargebacks and reimbursements, pursued through demand, negotiation or proceedings when the amounts justify it.
Structure and compliance
U.S. entity setup, trademark ownership in the right name, sales-tax and product-compliance basics, and the agreements that keep a partnership from becoming a dispute.
How the matter proceeds
Triage
Identify the deadlines and the account-level risks first.
Evaluate
Review the rights, the contracts and the available remedies.
Resolve
Respond on the platform, negotiate, or escalate to proceedings where justified.
Common questions
Practical answers to frequently asked questions. Individual circumstances can affect the best course of action.