Criminal legal consultants can help enterprises establish criminal compliance systems such as anti-fraud and anti-bribery, conduct risk self-inspections and trainings, and proactively prevent the risk of corporate crimes.
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Criminal legal advisors may participate in corporate internal investigations in compliance with the law, lead evidence-gathering efforts, establish a clear chain of evidence, and coordinate with criminal reporting procedures; they must avoid illegal evidence collection and infringements of privacy.
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When selecting a criminal law consultant, you should pay attention to the following aspects: ensuring that their professional expertise matches your needs, their qualifications are verifiable, and their fees are transparent. You should also verify their practicing licenses and case-handling approaches. Be cautious of promises of guaranteed victories, and always sign a written contract that clearly...
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Individuals can hire long-term legal advisors, and law firms can be entrusted by natural persons in accordance with Articles 25 and 28 of the Lawyers Law; the value lies in preventing problems in advance, regulating them during the process, and protecting rights after the fact.
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The principle of private compensation agreements is effective, but whether it can completely settle the matter depends on its scope and fairness. If it is grossly unfair or omits the cost of subsequent treatment, it can be revoked or supplemented in accordance with Article 151 of the Civil Code.
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After being injured, the assessment of the injury is divided into two categories: in criminal cases, the public security organ entrusts a forensic doctor to determine whether the injury is light or serious; in civil compensation cases, the judicial appraisal institution determines the disability level. It is necessary to seek medical treatment in time and apply for a forensic appraisal.
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The death compensation shall be jointly owned by the deceased's close relatives and distributed in accordance with the statutory order of inheritance, in accordance with Articles 1181 and 1127 of the Civil Code; it is not an inheritance, and if no agreement can be reached, it can be sued for division.
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If someone is subjected to online insults, they can claim infringement of their right to reputation under Articles 1024 and 1194 of the Civil Code, and demand the removal of the posts, an apology, and compensation. They can also preserve screenshots and notarized evidence, and hold the platform accountable if it refuses to address the issue.
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If you are injured by others, you can claim medical expenses, nursing care expenses, loss of income, disability compensation, etc., in accordance with Articles 1179 and 1183 of the Civil Code. You should seek medical treatment and have your injuries examined promptly, report the case to the police to preserve evidence, and file a lawsuit if no agreement can be reached through negotiation.
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It's a kind gesture to offer a free ride to someone. According to Article 1217 of the Civil Code, the motor vehicle party's liability should be reduced in compensation, but the driver's intentional or gross negligence will not be exempted from liability. It's necessary to seek medical treatment and report the case to the police in time to preserve evidence.
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When multiple people jointly injure others, they constitute joint infringement and bear joint liability for compensation to the outside world. Internally, they shall share the liability according to the degree of their fault. According to Articles 1168 and 1172 of the Civil Code, those who jointly commit infringements or separately infringe the same damage shall bear responsibility; attention shou...
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The outcome of litigation for property rights confirmation depends on evidence and legal basis, and it's impossible to guarantee a uniform success rate. Henglue Law Firm enhances the likelihood of winning by ensuring the completeness of the evidence chain and accurate legal application. Cases such as the second-instance judgment restoring registration in property rights confirmation litigation inv...
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The agent intentionally conceals major defects of the house (such as seizure, haunted house, and mortgage), which constitutes fraud. The buyer can claim to rescind the contract and seek compensation. According to Articles 500 and 962 of the Civil Code, the agent has the obligation to report the truth and should be held accountable for intentional concealment; attention should be paid to the burden...
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The developer's failure to handle the property ownership certificate on schedule constitutes a breach of contract, and the buyer may claim the breach of contract penalty for the delay in handling the certificate. According to Article 14 of the Judicial Interpretation on the Sale of Commercial Housing, the seller shall be liable for the delay in handling the certificate due to the seller's reasons;...
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In the second-hand housing transaction, if the seller breaches the contract after receiving the deposit, the buyer can claim a double refund of the deposit. According to Article 587 of the Civil Code, the party receiving the deposit shall refund it in double if it fails to perform its obligations; the buyer should keep the contract, receipt, and evidence of the breach of contract. If no agreement ...
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