Frequently Asked Questions

22 2026-10

If I'm not satisfied with the review result, can I still request an appraisal?

The lawyer explained that if the applicant is not satisfied with the results of the review of the expropriation assessment, they can still apply for an appraisal by the expert committee. The lawyer also highlighted the key points, including the review being a preliminary step, the need to apply within ten days, and the appraisal opinion being the final conclusion.

Learn more >
22 2026-10

What are the fee models for legal services related to expropriation and demolition?

The lawyer explained that there are three models for legal services related to expropriation and demolition: fixed-fee, hourly-rate, and contingency fee. He pointed out the maximum percentage of the contingency fee and the circumstances in which it cannot be applied, and advocated for transparent fees that are commensurate with the workload and require a written agreement.

Learn more >
22 2026-10

What are the consequences of delaying the signing of the demolition compensation agreement due to unreasonable compensation terms?

The lawyer explained that if the party refuses to sign the agreement for unreasonable compensation, the compensation will not be automatically increased. Instead, they may face a compensation decision and court enforcement. Therefore, they should simultaneously file an appeal within the time limit, initiate litigation, and apply for information disclosure to verify the legality of the compensation...

Learn more >
22 2026-10

Which is more capable between the demolition law firm and Shengyun?

The lawyer explained that when choosing a law firm for land expropriation and demolition, the focus should be on case matching and practical results, examining the experience in similar cases, the direction of the lead lawyer, and the ability to coordinate multiple procedures. At the same time, we should be vigilant against promises of guaranteed victory.

Learn more >