Frequently Asked Questions

23 2026-10

How can creditors hold shareholders accountable for withdrawing their invested capital?

If a shareholder withdraws his investment funds without authorization, the creditor may request the shareholder to bear supplementary compensation liability within the scope of the withdrawn capital and interest, and assist the directors, supervisors, and senior managers who assist in the withdrawal of funds to bear joint and several liability. The statute of limitations for litigation is three ye...

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23 2026-10

After the lease expires, who will own the renovated items?

After the lease expires, the ownership of the renovated items shall be as follows: those that have not become attached can be dismantled and recovered, and those that have become attached shall generally not be compensated; the renovation costs shall be borne by the tenant unless otherwise agreed in the contract.

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23 2026-10

Is it valid to sublet without the landlord's consent?

Subletting without the landlord's consent is not necessarily invalid. The landlord may terminate the contract. If the landlord knows or should have known about the subletting and does not raise objections within six months, it shall be deemed as consent. The statute of limitations for litigation is three years.

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23 2026-10

What situations are suitable for specialized legal advisors?

Special legal advisors are suitable for single matters with clear objectives and concentrated timeframes, such as protecting intellectual property rights, financing and mergers and acquisitions, major contracts, and bulk labor disputes, and they are paid based on the project commission.

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23 2026-10

Should startups hire legal consultants?

Startup companies are advised to hire legal consultants, but they can do so in stages: review the articles of association and IP ownership during the establishment phase, purchase legal services on a project-by-project basis after operations commence, and switch to annual contracts once the company stabilizes, all while keeping the budget under control.

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23 2026-10

How to choose a corporate legal counsel and a law firm?

The five key considerations when selecting a legal advisor are: professional matching, team configuration, response timeline, transparent fees, and professional ethics. Law firms accept mandates and sign written contracts in a standardized manner, ensuring clearer accountability for responsibilities.

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23 2026-10

Does the court recognize medical appraisals commissioned unilaterally by a party?

A unilaterally commissioned medical appraisal is not necessarily invalid. It can be reviewed after cross-examination and used as evidence. If the other party provides evidence of serious flaws in the qualifications or procedures of the appraisal, the court may allow a re-appraisal, and the credibility of the appraisal commissioned during the litigation will be higher.

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23 2026-10

Can the appraisal institution be selected solely by the patient?

Before litigation, the injured party may unilaterally commission an appraisal institution, but if the other party objects, a reassessment may be conducted. During litigation, the appraisal institution should be determined through consultation between the parties or appointed by the court. The qualifications and procedures of the appraisal institution are crucial for the opinions to be accepted as ...

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23 2026-10

Who should commission the medical damage appraisal?

The medical damage appraisal can be jointly entrusted by both parties, entrusted unilaterally before litigation, or applied to the court for entrustment during litigation; the appraisal opinion entrusted during litigation has stronger probative force, and it is recommended to seal the medical records first before initiating the appraisal procedure.

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23 2026-10

How to claim compensation for an accidental injury outside of work?

If you are injured unexpectedly outside of work, you can file a claim against the infringer, insurance company, or medical institution. You must claim medical expenses, compensation for loss of income, and compensation for disability or death within the three-year statute of limitations. Remember to keep evidence and apply for compensation in a timely manner.

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