Legal Information

Firm news, insights on new laws, and frequently asked questions.

23 2026-10

What should I do if my registered trademark is declared invalid?

The lawyer explained the three steps to deal with the trademark being declared invalid: applying for a review within 15 days or suing within 30 days, evaluating the re-registration and the defense of prior use, and handling the existing contracts in accordance with Article 47 of the Trademark Law, and giving examples of cases he has handled.

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23 2026-10

Who should bear the responsibility when a mentally ill person harms others?

The lawyer explained the division of responsibility for injuries caused by mentally ill people: people with no capacity for civil conduct shall be held responsible by their guardians, and intermittent mentally ill people who cause injuries when they are normal shall be held responsible by themselves. He also reminded them of the key points of evidence and procedures.

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23 2026-10

Who will compensate for the injuries caused by minors to others?

The lawyer explained that if a minor commits an injury, the guardian shall bear the tort liability, and if the minor has property, the compensation shall be paid from his/her own property. The school shall also bear corresponding responsibilities for failing to fulfill its management duties.

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23 2026-10

How is compensation paid for accident insurance based on the degree of disability?

The lawyer explained that the disability compensation for accident insurance is paid according to a scale of 10% to 100% corresponding to the ten-level disability rating. The assessment must be conducted in accordance with industry standards after the treatment is completed, and the lawyer also warned about the risks of using inconsistent standards and exceeding the statute of limitations.

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23 2026-10

How long does it usually take for insurance claims to be paid out?

The lawyer explained the time limit for insurance claims to be settled: for complex cases, the insurer shall make a determination within 30 days and pay the compensation within 10 days after reaching an agreement; for simple cases, the payment period ranges from several days to two weeks. If the payment is delayed, the claimant may claim interest losses.

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23 2026-10

What should I do if I receive a notice of refusal to pay compensation?

The lawyer explained the complete process of checking the reasons, supplementing evidence, lodging complaints, and filing lawsuits after receiving the notice of refusal to pay compensation, and analyzed the statutory time limits of insurance law, the two-year incontestability period, and the statute of limitations for claims.

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23 2026-10

If the developer goes bankrupt, what should the home buyers do?

The lawyer explained that buyers who paid the full amount for the purchase with the purpose of living after the developer went bankrupt enjoy priority in delivery and refund. He also analyzed the materials for creditor's declaration, the choice of path, and the key points of mortgage handling.

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23 2026-10

How to apply for an engineering cost appraisal?

The lawyer explained the process and list of materials for applying for cost appraisal in litigation, analyzed the consequences of failing to apply for and pay the fees, and explained the scope of the appraisal and the rules for bearing the costs.

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23 2026-10

Who should bear the disputes over the transaction taxes of second-hand houses?

The lawyer explained that if there is an agreement on the taxation of second-hand houses, the tax shall be borne by the party specified in the agreement; if there is no such agreement, the tax shall be borne by the party subject to legal obligations. The lawyer also analyzed the validity of the tax-inclusive clause, the determination of whether the house meets the "five-year ownership and single-h...

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23 2026-10

How many owners are needed for a class-action lawsuit against unfinished buildings?

The lawyer explained that there is no minimum number of plaintiffs for a class-action lawsuit against unfinished buildings. A single plaintiff can file a lawsuit, and if there are many plaintiffs, they can elect a representative. The lawyer also analyzed the one-year time limit for exercising the right of rescission, the rules of notice, and the key points of preserving and recovering the repaymen...

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23 2026-10

Can I reclaim the house purchased under someone else's name through legal means?

The lawyer explained that whether it's possible to reclaim a house purchased under someone else's name depends on the agreement and the evidence of the investment. If the evidence is sufficient, the buyer can request assistance in transferring ownership. The lawyer also advised avoiding policies that restrict purchasing a house under someone else's name and taking measures to deal with the limitat...

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