Frequently Asked Questions

24 2026-9

How to hold a party to a corporate contract accountable for breaching the contract?

If a party breaches the contract, they may, in accordance with Article 577 of the Civil Code, claim for the continuation of performance and compensation for losses, and, in accordance with Article 585, claim for the breach of contract penalty; if no agreement can be reached, they may proceed with arbitration or litigation in accordance with the contract, and pay attention to the three-year statute...

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How can Henglue Law Firm's corporate legal consultants help enterprises avoid contractual risks?

Henglue Enterprise Legal Consultants prevent contract risks throughout the entire process by conducting pre-review, implementing control measures during the contract execution, and providing remedies after the contract is breached: reviewing the qualifications of the contracting parties and the breach-of-contract clauses, keeping records of contract performance, and promptly issuing notices of def...

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24 2026-9

What does hiring a criminal consultant mean for corporate executives?

Criminal consultants provide executives with pre-decision review, clarification of the boundaries of criminal liability, and crisis response; the unit crime is subject to a double-penalty system, and the directly responsible supervisors may be held accountable. Preventive control is far superior to remedial measures taken after the fact.

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How to evaluate the professional competence of criminal legal consultants?

The evaluation of criminal legal consultants focuses on five aspects: criminal case-handling experience, familiarity with the spectrum of corporate crimes, ability to provide compliance solutions, response and confidentiality mechanisms, and fee standardization. The emphasis is on prevention and control rather than remedial measures after the fact.

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24 2026-9

What is the statute of limitations for personal injury compensation claims?

The statute of limitations for personal injury compensation litigation is three years, calculated from the date when the victim knows or should have known that his rights have been infringed and the obligee's identity has been determined. The maximum protection period is 20 years. The statute of limitations can be interrupted by a reminder or a lawsuit, so it is crucial to assert one's rights in a...

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24 2026-9

What is the difference between a medical evaluation of injuries and a disability assessment?

The evaluation of injuries assesses the severity of injuries for criminal accountability, while the evaluation of disabilities assesses the degree of disability for civil compensation. The standards, timing, and purposes of the two evaluations are different. Therefore, claiming disability compensation requires a disability evaluation.

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24 2026-9

How to claim compensation for the cost of the second surgery to remove internal fixation devices?

The removal of internal fixation devices is a subsequent treatment expense. If it is determined by a medical certificate or appraisal that it will inevitably occur, it can be claimed together with other expenses, or a separate lawsuit can be filed after it actually occurs. Work-related injury victims who suffer from recurrence of old injuries continue to enjoy work-related injury medical benefits.

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24 2026-9

Can compensation for mental distress be claimed in personal injury cases?

According to Article 1183 of the Civil Code, if the infringement of personal rights causes serious mental damage, the victim may request compensation. The amount of compensation shall be determined according to the degree of disability, the degree of fault, and local standards, and shall be claimed together with the infringement lawsuit.

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24 2026-9

How to get compensation if you get injured at a construction site without signing a labor contract?

If you are injured at the construction site and haven't signed a contract, you can apply for work-related injury identification after confirming the labor relationship based on your salary, attendance records, and the testimonies of your co-workers. If the contractor illegally subcontracts or subcontracts out the work, the contractor shall bear the responsibility for work-related injuries. Please ...

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24 2026-9

If a child gets injured at school, does the school need to take responsibility for it?

According to Articles 1199 to 1201 of the Civil Code, schools apply the presumption of fault or fault liability based on age to injuries suffered by minors on campus, and third parties who infringe on rights shall bear supplementary liability when they fail to fulfill their management duties.

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24 2026-9

How much compensation can be obtained for a level 10 disability caused by a traffic accident?

The compensation for a level-10 disability includes disability compensation, medical expenses, and loss of income, etc. The disability compensation is calculated by multiplying the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the jurisdiction of the court where the case is filed by 20 years and then by a coefficient of 10%.

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24 2026-9

What should a seller of a second-hand house do if they sell the same house to two different buyers?

The ownership of the house shall be determined according to the order of transfer of ownership, possession, payment, and signing of the contract in the case of selling the same house to two buyers. The buyer who has not obtained the house may rescind the contract, return the down payment, and claim compensation for the loss of the price difference caused by the increase in the house price.

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24 2026-9

What should I do if one of the heirs refuses to cooperate with the transfer of ownership?

If some heirs do not sign the agreement or attend the meeting, they can sue to request the division of the estate and order the assisting in the transfer of ownership; after the judgment takes effect, they can apply for compulsory enforcement, and the court will notify the registration authority to handle it.

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24 2026-9

How to claim compensation for quality defects in second-hand houses?

If the seller knowingly conceals defects such as water leaks and cracks, the buyer may claim compensation in accordance with Article 617 of the Civil Code, and the contract may be rescinded due to fraud. It is important to note the one-year statute of limitations and the need to preserve evidence.

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24 2026-9

Which is more cost-effective, transferring ownership through donation or inheritance?

Legal heirs generally do not need to pay stamp duty, personal income tax, or value-added tax when transferring ownership; however, gifts from direct relatives require the payment of stamp duty, and the personal income tax on resale will be higher. When comparing tax costs and risks, it is best to choose the most optimal transfer method.

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