Analyzes whether companies can legally terminate employees without compensation for serious misconduct or causing substantial damage when they insert sensitive topics into marketing materials leading to PR crises, and the responsibility of approving managers.
A technical analysis of the Huawei account SDK bug caused by a NULL default value in the database that mistakenly flagged all channel server players as minors, along with a discussion of player compensation possibilities and the risks of platform SDK binding.
Analyzes the legal liability of a Delta Force streamer who live-streamed the destruction of a viewer's rare in-game items, covering infringement determination, virtual property valuation methods, and the criminal threshold for intentional destruction of property.
Using the HoYoverse v. Nike Girl case as an example, this article analyzes the criminal risks of game leaking in China and seven strict causes of action in US civil litigation, revealing cross-border rights enforcement strategies.
An analysis of the severe payment bug caused by player token confusion on the launch day of Arknights: Endfield's global open beta, exploring the technical causes and potential penalties under EU, US, and Japanese legal frameworks.
Using the incident of a software company firing employees for questioning the suit requirement at the annual meeting as a starting point, this article analyzes the reasonableness of mandatory dress codes, standards for determining disciplinary violations, and compensation calculations for unlawful termination.
Using the rumor that Xiaomi lost the prepayment case on appeal as an example, this article analyzes how AI web search, lacking independent judgment, can become a rumor amplifier, highlighting the importance of information discernment in the AI era.
Explores whether Chinese labor law allows employers to terminate employees for cursing at the boss, examining statutory requirements for internal rules, court case precedents, and circumstances where such dismissal constitutes unlawful termination requiring 2N compensation.
An in-depth technical analysis of the Beijing Internet Court's first AI image copyright case, exploring the application and controversy of the 'originality' standard in AI-generated content.
Detailed case analysis of criminal copyright infringement in China's gaming industry, including conviction thresholds, source code similarity standards, and liability for game operators.