Typical Cases

How to protect persons' legitimate rights and interests when suffering from cyber-violence

2023-09-06

When suffering from cyber-violence, the initial step is to quickly disable private messaging on social media platforms to avoid receiving further instances of cyber-violence.
Influencer ordered to pay for defamation

2023-08-16

A social media influencer who posts about show business has been ordered to pay 100,000 yuan ($14,000) in compensation and publicly apologize for tarnishing the reputation of an entertainer after posting defamatory hearsay about him, a Beijing court ruled recently.
Can consumers claim fulfillment of contract when sellers undermark goods’ price mistakenly?

2023-05-08

With the development of e-commerce, the process of establishing an information network sales contract cannot be separated from the internet and relies on the algorithm of the internet platforms.
Can one access and copy one’s online browsing history when it involves other’s personal information?

2023-04-28

The user's browsing history is a record of personal behavior. It is part of the user's personal information, and may also involve the personal information of related video publishers.
Cautions are needed for online medical consultations

2023-04-26

The Beijing Internet Court (BIC) recently concluded several cases in which doctors sued an online health consultation service platform for online infringement.
Exposing other’s ID information online may lead to legal liability

2023-04-24

Hanfu, a traditional Chinese style of clothing, is becoming increasingly popular among young Chinese. Disputes related to hanfu are increasing as well.
How to protect your rights when tricked in second-hand car deals

2023-04-11

When buying second-hand cars from an online platform, it is hard for consumers to spot problems due to the absence of physical contact. Consumers can claim triple compensation from the sellers, when they believe the seller has committed fraud.
Online-purchased ventilator not subject to 7-day unconditional policy due to product damage

2023-04-11

Although online shopping is becoming an indispensable part of modern life, it has the major disadvantage of an absence of direct contact with the goods, compared with traditional shopping. To solve the problem, China's Law on the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests entitles consumers to return goods within seven days upon receipt unconditionally, which to a certain degree reduces the risks of online transactions and protects the online businesses.

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