Frequently Asked Questions

30 2026-9

Will the criminal risk check involve trade secrets?

The criminal risk audit, when conducted properly, does not infringe on trade secrets. However, obtaining confidential information from others beyond the scope of the audit or disclosing such information in violation of regulations may constitute a violation of Article 219 of the Criminal Law. It is recommended to sign a confidentiality agreement to restrict the use of the company's information to ...

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30 2026-9

What capabilities should a corporate legal advisor possess?

The corporate legal counsel should cover compliance, risk management, contract review, dispute response, and strategic support; when selecting and appointing them, we should consider their industry experience and professional match, and sign a written consulting contract to clarify the service list and fees.

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30 2026-9

If I injure someone while playing basketball, do I have to pay compensation?

When playing basketball and injuring others, the principle of assuming voluntary risk shall be applied in accordance with Article 1176 of the Civil Code. Normal collisions during intense competition are generally not compensated, but intentional or gross negligence shall be held liable. It is recommended to fix video evidence and witnesses to distinguish between accidents and negligence.

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30 2026-9

Can I claim compensation for failed cosmetic surgery?

The ability to claim compensation for medical beauty failures depends on the qualifications of the institution and the negligence of the parties involved. If the damage is caused by an unqualified institution or improper procedures, compensation shall be made in accordance with Article 1218 of the Civil Code. It is recommended to preserve the medical records and product certificates as evidence.

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30 2026-9

Is a surgical error in a hospital considered a medical accident?

Whether the surgical error constitutes a medical accident requires appraisal; whether it constitutes a medical accident or not, the patient can claim compensation for medical damages in accordance with Article 1218 of the Civil Code. It is recommended to seal the medical records and apply for appraisal.

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30 2026-9

When a child gets injured while playing on facilities in a residential community, is the property management company responsible for it?

A child was injured on the playground equipment in the residential community, and the property management company should bear responsibility for failing to fulfill its obligations of ensuring safety and maintenance. According to Article 1198 of the Civil Code, compensation should be made based on the proportion of fault. It is recommended to preserve the evidence of the damage and the surveillance...

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30 2026-9

Who is responsible if someone gets injured while drunk at a party?

If someone gets drunk and falls at a party, and the organizers and fellow drinkers fail to fulfill their obligations to remind and escort them, they may be held liable. According to Articles 1165 and 1173 of the Civil Code, compensation should be made based on the proportion of fault. It is recommended to fix evidence to clarify responsibilities.

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30 2026-9

Who should pay compensation if a pet dog bites a passerby?

The pet dog owner or manager shall bear responsibility for the dog biting a passer-by without any fault on their part; the owner or manager shall not be exempted from liability if the dog is not kept on a leash or if the dog is a dangerous breed; and the owner or manager shall compensate for the medical expenses, etc.

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30 2026-9

How long is the litigation period for disputes over unpaid project payments?

The litigation process for unpaid project payments typically takes six months for the first instance and three months for summary proceedings, often extended to about a year due to cost appraisals. To assert the right of priority compensation under Article 807 of the Civil Code, it is recommended to apply for property preservation simultaneously.

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