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2026-06
JC Maste Updates | JC Master Law Offices Xiangxi Team-Building Trip Concludes Successfully
To strengthen team cohesion, enrich the cultural lives of Taihe’s members, and alleviate work-related stress, recently, Attorney Xu Guojin, Director of Taihe Law Firm and Secretary of its Party Branch, personally led a delegation of Taihe colleagues to Hunan, embarking on a multi-day immersive team-building journey that combined “red tourism,” cultural exploration, and natural beauty.
2026-06-09
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JC Master Information | “Hidden Traps” in Construction Project Contracts and a Guide to Protecting Your Rights
2026-06-08
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JC Master · Lawyer Stories | Forging Expertise Under High-Pressure Projects, Upholding the Original Aspiration of the Legal Profession with Professionalism
Some have walked from the bench to the defense table; others, having completed their studies abroad, have chosen JC Master; and still others have forged their journey here, transforming from interns into partners. Their backgrounds and areas of expertise may differ, yet they all share a common ethos—professionalism, resilience, and warmth.
2026-06-06
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JC Master · Listed Company Securities Compliance Column | Issues of Mismanagement of Raised Funds and Compliance Controls from the Perspective of On-site Inspections
The high-quality development of the capital market hinges on the compliance foundation of listed companies. As the registration-based system is fully implemented and regulatory frameworks are iteratively refined, securities compliance has become a central pillar for the stable operation of listed offices. Accurately aligning with regulatory guidance and fortifying compliance safeguards are critical enablers for enterprises to navigate market cycles.
2026-06-05
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JC Master Information | Supreme People’s Court Precedent: A limited liability company established with contributions from both spouses is, in substance, a one-person limited liability company and shall bear joint and several liability for the company’s debts.
Article 58, paragraph 2 of the Company Law provides: “For the purposes of this Law, a single‑member limited liability company refers to a limited liability company with only one natural person shareholder or one corporate shareholder.” In a company established with contributions from both spouses, the registered capital is derived from the couple’s joint property, and all equity interests in the company are held in common ownership by both parties. In other words, the company’s entire equity is substantively derived from a single property right and is jointly owned and controlled by a single entity, with the shareholders sharing identical interests and exhibiting substantive unity. Under such circumstances, the company exhibits a high degree of similarity to a single‑member limited liability company in terms of its legal structure and the applicable regulatory framework, effectively qualifying as a single‑member limited liability company in substance. Accordingly, in line with Article 63 of the Company Law, the burden of proving that the company’s assets are separate from the personal assets of the shareholders should be allocated to the spouses acting as shareholders.
2026-06-04
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JC Master Information | Supreme People’s Court: 31 Judicial Views on Retrial Judgments and Proceedings
Where, pursuant to Article 198 of the Civil Procedure Law, a people’s court initiates a retrial procedure with respect to a mediation agreement that has already attained legal effect, and upon review finds that the grounds for alleging harm to national interests or public interests are unfounded, the court shall, in accordance with Article 409 of the Civil Procedure Law, issue a ruling terminating the retrial proceedings. If a mediation agreement whose enforcement was suspended by the people’s court is required to be enforced again, enforcement shall automatically resume.
2026-06-03
