Lectures on corporate legal risk prevention include the following topics:

1. Legal risks in equity investment

Joint ventures, joint ventures, and share acquisitions are common for companies In the form of investment, such as joint ventures and joint ventures, if you choose your partners carelessly, blindly trust some natural persons or small businesses who lack integrity and ability to perform contracts without due diligence, and attempt to make a profit from the partners, you may be deceived or create hidden dangers.

2. Contract legal risks

The first manifestation is that the legal awareness of contracts is weak and the risk of contract behavior increases. This is a prominent problem in many current business operations. For example, business management personnel lack the necessary legal knowledge on contracts, there are many substantive and procedural problems in signing and performing contracts, the degree of standardization is not high, and there are many legal loopholes in the contract subject matter, text format, performance method, etc.

3. Intellectual property legal risks

Intellectual property is the result of creativity and wisdom, and its object is a special property in a non-material form. Most companies are unaware of or do not pay attention to the in-depth protection of intellectual property rights. For example, companies do not actively register trademarks and patents; they do not establish a trade secret protection system. Once it is infringed by others, the legal risks of claiming compensation will appear.

4. Human resources management legal risks

In all aspects of the enterprise's human resources management process, from recruitment, interview, employment, employment, signing of labor contracts, employee treatment issues to The series of employee resignation processes are all subject to relevant labor laws and regulations. Any failure by the company to comply with the law may bring labor disputes to the company and may have a negative impact on the company.

Enterprise legal risks

Enterprise legal risks refer to the irregularities in specific legal actions taken by actors during the implementation of the law, which are inconsistent with the goals expected by the enterprise. The possibility of adverse consequences of breach of law. The causes of legal risks include illegal behaviors, risk-taking behaviors, legal uncertainty, imperfections in the legal environment, and irregularities in legal monitoring activities.

Based on whether it can bring profits and other opportunities to the enterprise, the "Comprehensive Risk Management Guidelines for Central Enterprises" divides risks into: pure risks and opportunity risks. Pure risk refers to the risk that only brings losses to the enterprise; while opportunity risk refers to the possibility of both losses and profits to the enterprise.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia--Legal Risk Prevention