A Beijing lawyer analyzes the risks of poor stamp management: the misuse or unauthorized use of stamps may constitute apparent agency, for which the company will be held liable.
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Beijing lawyers explain the solutions to shareholder disputes: negotiation, equity transfer, buyback, dissolution litigation, and remedies for the right to information.
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A Beijing lawyer explained the duration of civil and commercial litigation in China: the first-instance ordinary procedure generally takes six months, the simplified procedure takes three months, and the second-instance procedure takes three months.
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Beijing lawyers summarize the key points of contract risk prevention and control: subject review, clause design, signing authorization, preservation of evidence during performance, and dispute response.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to handle conflicts between a company's trade name and others' trademarks: either claim unfair competition or file a trademark opposition or invalidation request.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's illegal to disparage competitors in price comparison advertisements: If the content is untrue or contains one-sided disparagement, it may constitute commercial defamation.
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A Beijing lawyer analyzes the legal risks of irregular prize-winning sales: unclear information, predetermined winners, and exceeding the maximum prize amount may all result in penalties.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the process of administrative complaints against trademark infringement: submitting complaint materials, investigation by authorities, ordering the cessation of infringement, and imposing fines.
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A Beijing lawyer explained the methods to prevent trademark infringement: timely registration, category coverage, monitoring and early warning, and collecting evidence to protect rights.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it constitutes a fault if the surgery is performed without the family's signature: it depends on whether the consent was obtained in accordance with the law and whether there was any harm caused.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether hospitals are liable for surgical complications: Hospitals are not liable for complications that cannot be attributed to them, but they must compensate if there is negligence.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to protect one's rights if surgical foreign bodies remain in the body: seal the medical records, fix the physical evidence, and claim compensation after appraisal.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether surgery injuring other organs constitutes medical damage: it depends on the fault, the damage, and the causal relationship.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of whether medical expenses paid by a third party can be reimbursed: If the expenses should be borne by the third party, the medical insurance will not make duplicate payments.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of whether an accident during a business trip counts as a work-related injury: Injuries sustained during work-related outings generally constitute work-related injuries, and it is necessary to prove that they occurred due to work-related reasons.
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