Beijing Hengluo Law Firm's attorney, Chen Mei'e, handled the inheritance case of a single woman, helping her uncle, who had fulfilled his main obligation of supporting her, to receive an additional 20% share of the inheritance according to Article 1131 of the Civil Code.
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Beijing Hengluo Zhao Rui Law Firm represented a rural demolition case in Shaanxi, and through reconsideration litigation and negotiations, the compensation was increased from 200 square meters plus 260,000 yuan to 490 square meters plus 2.9 million yuan.
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Li Yonghui, a lawyer from Henglu Law Firm in Beijing, handled an inheritance dispute. With multiple wills and witness statements, he helped the defendant reject all the plaintiff's claims, and the House No. 407 was awarded to the defendant.
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Li Yonghui, an attorney with Hengluo Law Firm in Beijing, represented a client in a rehearing case involving a dispute over the right of residence. The court rejected the rehearing application and confirmed that the niece has the right of residence in the resettlement housing.
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Attorney Chen Ping represented a client in a second-instance appeal concerning a house purchase dispute arising from the purchase restriction policy. The court dismissed the seller's appeal and upheld the judgment of rescinding the contract and returning the 1.8 million yuan purchase price.
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Attorney Chen Mei'o represented the buyer in a lawsuit challenging the enforcement of the judgment. The court determined that the buyer met the conditions for excluding enforcement and rejected the applicant's request to continue the enforcement process.
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Hengluo Law Firm represented the client in an administrative case involving work-related injury determination. The court confirmed that the unit with which the client was affiliated should bear the responsibility for work-related injury insurance and rejected the plaintiff's request to revoke the work-related injury determination.
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Attorney Chen Mei'o represented a case involving a dispute over the change of custody rights. The court ruled that the child born in the marriage should be raised by the mother, and the father should pay 4,000 yuan in monthly alimony.
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Attorney Wang Fangli represented a client in a housing lease contract dispute. After the second-instance court remanded the case for rehearing, the client won the case in the rehearing. The court confirmed the termination of the contract and awarded compensation for the losses of the duck coop and the appraisal fees, totaling 67,229 yuan.
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There was a dispute over the authenticity of the written will. Li Yonghui, a lawyer from Henglu Law Firm in Beijing, provided evidence to prove that the will was valid, and the court ruled that the house should be inherited by Ding * and that Ding * should pay the other heirs a discounted price for the house.
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The supplier of the water heater was owed more than 270,000 yuan. Li Yonghui, a lawyer with Beijing Henglu Law Firm, won the arbitration and was awarded 270,000 yuan in payment of the goods, 30,000 yuan in interest and attorney's fees, and arbitration fees.
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After leaving the company, the company deducted 450,000 yuan of virtual stock subscription money. The lawyer Wang Fangli from Beijing Hengluo Law Firm determined that it was a one-person company, and ruled that the company should return the 450,000 yuan and interest, and the shareholders should be jointly and severally liable.
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The client purchased Sunshine Roses at a price higher than the agreed upon low price, resulting in a loss of 18,000 yuan. Wang Xinrui, a lawyer at Beijing Henglu Law Firm, helped the client win a compensation of 18,000 yuan and a refund of 12,000 yuan.
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The BMW car caught fire and was damaged during inspection. Wang Fangli, a lawyer from Beijing Henglu Law Firm, successfully won both the first and second instance trials, ordering the service center to compensate for the repair costs of 30,341.5 yuan and dismissing the counterclaim.
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A 93-year-old man was not supported by his eldest son for 20 years. Tian Jia Yan, a lawyer from Henglu Law Firm in Beijing, represented him in the second instance. The court upheld the judgment of 80,000 yuan and 2,000 yuan per month as alimony.
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