Need a badass attorney who specializes in contract law, specific to distribution of medical supplies.

[TtomTerrific 200]

Pm me for details. I think PMs are still a thing here.

[dingleberryswitzer 2724]

6 hours ago, TtomTerrific said:

I think PMs are still a thing here

Only derka cares about that sort of thing 

[InkaUtexas 26870]

So ya bought from Dubai and got burned? Hmmmm....... 

[NeverMarryAStripper 22294]

Do you run an auction house in Houston?

[Fuck Tim Beck 3904]

Look, just because I tried to pass off sexy nurse costumes as medical supplies is no reason to get lawyers involved. 

[RMac5 1557]

Give us some details.

[TtomTerrific 200]

Got it taken care of.   Thank You for your responses.   
 

Working on N95 mask procurement.

Anyone in that field who has been involved with this that wants more information, plz contact me privately, but the contract was written and endorsed yesterday.

Always like to look for good legal advice within the Longhorn network as it has served me well in the past.

[TtomTerrific 200]

And, no....I’m not that guy from Houston.  I represent the financing for a group having these manufactured in Shanghai. 

[NeverMarryAStripper 22294]

So they come pre-infected?

[TtomTerrific 200]

not going to go all "CR"  but the irony is not lost...I will say that. 

[LABEVO 928]

lulz. you are going to get fleeced. make sure you deposit money to a chinese bank for extra legal protection. 

[LABEVO 928]

15 hours ago, LABEVO said:

lulz. you are going to get fleeced. make sure you deposit money to a chinese bank for extra legal protection. 

https://www.chinalawblog.com/2020/04/buying-face-masks-and-other-ppe-from-china-just-got-a-lot-tougher.html

[TwiceHorn 32077]

Just a general note on the legal scenario in China.

It is difficult, but not impossible, to sue a Chinese company in China.  It is best to have a presence in China if you want to do so, meaning at least an agent or office there, if not a wholly owned subsidiary.

You can draft your contract to be enforceable in the US under US/state law.  However, Chinese never answer these suits, so you can take a big default judgment, which is not enforceable in China (foreign judgments are not enforceable in China, period).

In an IP context, that default judgment can have some utility as it can be used to halt imports from that Chinese company "at the border."  At least until it changes names or entities.

tl/dr China is asshole.

Cuidado amigo.

[South Austin 53222]

Be sure to put the whole system on trial.