The attorney's fees for personal injury cases are typically fixed at a minimum of several thousand yuan, or based on a percentage of the compensation received, with a risk-sharing arrangement not exceeding 30% according to law. The specific fees will be determined based on the consultation and quotation provided during the initial meeting.
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Medical disputes can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or litigation (Article 22 of the Regulations). Appraisals are usually commissioned by the court during litigation. The medical records should be sealed first, and the statute of limitations for litigation is three years.
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The compensation for loss of income = the duration of loss of income × income: calculated according to the doctor's instructions or until the day before the date of disability determination; requires a doctor's note for leave, pay slips, and proof of salary deduction. The statute of limitations for litigation is three years.
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In the event of an injury sustained during personal labor services, the claim for compensation shall be based on the principle of fault liability according to Article 1192 of the Civil Code. First, it is necessary to secure evidence of the labor relationship, then conduct a disability assessment, and finally file a lawsuit. The statute of limitations for such lawsuits is three years.
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If a person is bitten by a pet, the no-fault liability stipulated in Article 1245 of the Civil Code applies. If the harm is caused by a prohibited vicious dog, the owner shall compensate for all damages. Claims for vaccine costs and loss of working time are subject to a three-year statute of limitations.
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If you slip and fall in a shopping mall, you can claim compensation according to Article 1198 of the Civil Code, and the statute of limitations is three years. The key lies in the evidence of surveillance and warnings. First, fix the scene, then negotiate or sue.
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The exemption clause causing personal injury is invalid according to Article 506 of the Civil Code, and the claim can still be made after signing the agreement. The statute of limitations is 3 years, and the compensation includes medical expenses, loss of income, etc. It is recommended to keep the agreement and seek appraisal as soon as possible.
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After the transfer of a second-hand house, if quality problems are discovered, the buyer can generally claim for repairs, price reductions, or compensation. If the quality problems are so severe that the house is uninhabitable, the buyer can request to withdraw from the contract. The statute of limitations for litigation is three years, so it is recommended to promptly conduct appraisals and colle...
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There are three paths for the transfer of property inheritance: notarization, non-notarized registration, and litigation for property rights confirmation. The transfer requires a death certificate, materials proving the relationship between relatives, etc. The registration process will be completed within 30 working days, and disputes can be resolved through litigation.
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The validity of the agreement to buy a house under someone else's name depends on the actual intention and whether it circumvents the purchase restrictions. The court determines the validity based on three key factors: the agreement, the investment, and the possession. The statute of limitations is three years. It is recommended to preserve the written agreement and the transaction records of the ...
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If the seller of a second-hand house breaches the contract and refuses to sell, the buyer may claim for the seller to continue to perform the contract, return the deposit in double, or compensate for the price difference. The statute of limitations for such lawsuits is three years. It is recommended that the buyer preserve the evidence and sue to protect the house as soon as possible.
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Sellers of second-hand houses who breach the contract can claim either to continue to perform the contract or to terminate the contract and seek compensation: Articles 577 and 584 of the Civil Code support recoverable losses such as the price difference; lawyers can calculate the damages, secure evidence, and take protective measures to prevent the sale of the same house to two different buyers.
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If the house is not delivered on time, you cannot unilaterally stop making mortgage payments. The loan contract is independently valid, and if you stop making payments, you will be charged penalty interest and have your credit record affected. The legal way to handle this is to terminate the purchase and loan contracts, and the remaining loan will be repaid by the developer.
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Developers' false advertising can lead to both civil claims and administrative reports: Article 3 of the judicial interpretation is considered an offer clause, and Article 28 of the Advertising Law defines false advertising; the right of revocation lasts for one year, and the statute of limitations is three years. It is necessary to fix the evidence as soon as possible.
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There is no mandatory requirement for notarization when transferring inherited property: it can be registered directly with the death certificate, materials proving the kinship relationship, and the distribution agreement among all the heirs, or handled through notarization or a court-issued effective document; disputed properties should first undergo litigation to confirm ownership rights.
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