Legal Information

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

24 2026-10

Can I still charge a service fee even if the entrusted matter hasn't been successfully handled?

Whether the attorney can charge fees for unsuccessful assignments depends on the nature of the assignment: if the intermediary fails to facilitate the transaction, he/she cannot request compensation but may claim necessary expenses; for general assignments, the fees are shared according to the degree of handling; and for risk-based legal services, if no results are achieved, the risk fee is usuall...

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24 2026-10

How is the remuneration standard for an intermediary contract calculated?

The intermediary's remuneration is based on the premise of facilitating the conclusion of the contract. If there is an agreement, the remuneration shall be determined in accordance with the agreement; if there is no agreement, it shall be determined in accordance with the trade practices. If the intermediary fails to facilitate the conclusion of the contract, he/she shall not request remuneration,...

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24 2026-10

What should I do if the client refuses to pay after the service is completed?

If the service is completed but the other party refuses to pay, you can first send a letter to urge payment and fix the delivery evidence. If no agreement can be reached, you can file a civil lawsuit in accordance with Article 579 of the Civil Code to demand payment of the remuneration and overdue interest. Please note that the statute of limitations for civil actions is three years.

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24 2026-10

Who will compensate for the losses from the demolition of the rented shop?

When the leased shops are demolished, the lessee generally does not directly receive compensation for the value of the house, but may claim compensation for losses such as production and business suspension, decoration, and relocation in accordance with the law; the compensation can be divided through negotiation or litigation in accordance with the "Regulations on the Acquisition and Compensation...

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24 2026-10

What are the compensation standards for equipment losses during the demolition of a company's factory buildings?

The compensation for the loss of equipment in the demolition of enterprise factories includes the relocation fees for relocatable equipment, the replacement cost of non-relocatable equipment, and the losses caused by production and business suspension. According to the regulations and the implementation regulations of the Land Management Law, these losses will be compensated in accordance with the...

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24 2026-10

How is the compensation for housing demolition calculated?

The compensation for housing demolition includes the value of the house, the relocation and temporary accommodation fees, the losses from suspension of production and business operations, and incentives. According to Article 19 of the "Regulations on the Acquisition and Compensation of Houses on State-Owned Land", the assessment of the compensation shall not be lower than the market price.

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24 2026-10

Is the fee charged by lawyers for demolishing illegal buildings expensive?

The demolition of illegal buildings themselves is difficult to obtain compensation for the equivalent value of the houses, but legal equipment and losses from production and business suspension can be claimed; legal fees are related to complexity, so it is recommended to clarify the nature of the building before hiring a lawyer.

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24 2026-10

What will happen if I refuse to sign the agreement because the compensation for the shop's demolition is too low?

The low compensation for store demolition and the refusal to sign the agreement do not directly lead to forced demolition or losing the lawsuit. According to Article 26 of the "Regulations on the Acquisition and Compensation of Houses on State-Owned Land", parties can file for reconsideration or litigation, challenge the appraised value, and claim compensation for production and business losses.

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