Author: Zhu Jianxin
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: All the authors of this book are judges engaged in frontline adjudication work. They contributed to the book amidst their busy schedules, reflecting the sense of responsibility of legal professionals in serving the public. The narrative is infused with their experience from judicial practice and their various judgments on case details, shining with the spirit and wisdom of emotion and reason. Through the systematic arguments of these adjudicating judges, readers are bound to grasp the standards of judicial judgment, weigh the pros and cons of litigation, and correctly guide the resolution of the disputes involved. Giving a fish is not as good as teaching how to fish. This book offers more methods than legal provisions, more experience than theory, and more skills than rules. If readers study it carefully, they will undoubtedly navigate the resolution of labor disputes with ease.
HELP Life Litigation Series · Labor Category
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