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Adolescent Rights Protection: Chandler discovered his son came home from school full of bruises. After questioning, he found out that his son was being bullied at school by the upperclassmen. When the school refused to intervene in the matter, Chandler had no choice but to sue the school and the students who were bullying his son. Currently, the case has not gone through. Talk with Chandler's son.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A coffee shop illegally hired 14-year-old Francisco to help deliver orders in order to cut down on expenses. While out on delivery, Francisco was injured in an accident and his medical fees were paid for by the coffee shop owner. However, when Francisco's parents found out his employment was illegal, they demanded a one-time compensation in accordance with the law. The coffee shop owner refused on grounds that Francisco begged for this job. So, his parents sued the owner. Currently, the case has not gone to trial. Talk with the coffee shop owner.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Edmund was mocked at school for being overweight. His classmate pulled a prank on him by turning his pictures into an emoticon package. Edmund felt shameful and asked his classmate to delete them, but was refused. He had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to the classmate.

Adolescent Rights Protection: While taking a calligraphy interest class, an elementary student got food poisoning after eating at the cafeteria. Thankfully, the student recovered after being sent to the hospital for emergency. The student's parents have asked the interest class to pay for medical expenses and compensation, but were refused by the interest class on grounds that the cafeteria is outsourced. Thus, the parents sued the interest class. Currently, the case is already on trial, but the interest class wishes to settle in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kim's parents left her in the care of her grandmother while they went to work in the city. Her grandmother asked them for child support but her parents refused on grounds that it didn't cost any money for her to live in the countryside. The grandmother had no choice but to sue Kim's parents. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to Kim's biological father.

Adolescent Rights Protection: 11-year-old Kathryn took her allowance money to purchase an $800 smart phone without her mother knowing. After her mother found out, she demanded a full refund from the shop, but was refused on grounds that there was nothing wrong with the quality of the smart phone. Her mother had no choice but to sue the shop. Currently, the case has not gone to trial. Talk to the shop owner.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Theo was punished at school by his P.E. teacher. When he got home, his parents noticed something was wrong and a trip to the hospital revealed that his ribs had been fractured. Theo's parents demanded the teacher pay compensation but were refused on grounds that it is normal to be injured during physical education. They had no choice but to sue the teacher. Currently, the case has gone through the court of first instance, but the defendant wishes to settle in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Bobby was pushed over during extracurricular activities at school, resulting in a bone fracture. His parents demanded the school pay compensation for lack of supervision, but the school believed this was the result of students playing around and refused. So, his parents sued the school. Currently, the case has not been filed. Investigate the school.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A high school teacher asked all the students in his class to sign up for his private supplementary lessons after school. For family reasons, Susana couldn't go and was verbally abused by her teacher, which gave her too much pressure psychologically. Her mother had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Susana's family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: 9-year-old Yves dropped out of school at his parents' request. His parents refused to let him go back to school due to financial reasons, despite his repeated protests. In desperate, Yves hired legal aid in hopes that he could return to school. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Yves' family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Chandler discovered his son came home from school full of bruises. After questioning, he found out that his son was being bullied at school by the upperclassmen. When the school refused to intervene in the matter, Chandler had no choice but to sue the school and the students who were bullying his son. Currently, the case has not gone through. Talk with Chandler's son.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A coffee shop illegally hired 14-year-old Francisco to help deliver orders in order to cut down on expenses. While out on delivery, Francisco was injured in an accident and his medical fees were paid for by the coffee shop owner. However, when Francisco's parents found out his employment was illegal, they demanded a one-time compensation in accordance with the law. The coffee shop owner refused on grounds that Francisco begged for this job. So, his parents sued the owner. Currently, the case has not gone to trial. Talk with the coffee shop owner.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Edmund was mocked at school for being overweight. His classmate pulled a prank on him by turning his pictures into an emoticon package. Edmund felt shameful and asked his classmate to delete them, but was refused. He had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to the classmate.

Adolescent Rights Protection: While taking a calligraphy interest class, an elementary student got food poisoning after eating at the cafeteria. Thankfully, the student recovered after being sent to the hospital for emergency. The student's parents have asked the interest class to pay for medical expenses and compensation, but were refused by the interest class on grounds that the cafeteria is outsourced. Thus, the parents sued the interest class. Currently, the case is already on trial, but the interest class wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kim's parents left her in the care of her grandmother while they went to work in the city. Her grandmother asked them for child support but her parents refused on grounds that it didn't cost any money for her to live in the countryside. The grandmother had no choice but to sue Kim's parents. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to Kim's biological father.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Theo was punished at school by his PE teacher. When he got home, his parents noticed something was wrong and a trip to the hospital revealed that his ribs had been fractured. Theo's parents demanded the teacher to pay compensation but were refused on grounds that it is normal to be injured during physical education. They had no choice but to sue the teacher. Currently, the case has gone through the court of first instance, but the defendant wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Bobby was pushed over during extracurricular activities at school, resulting in a bone fracture. His parents demanded the school to pay compensation for lack of supervision, but the school believed this was the result of students playing around and refused. So, his parents sued the school. Currently, the case has not been filed. Investigate the school.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A high school teacher asked all the students in his class to sign up for his private supplementary lessons after school. For family reasons, Susana couldn't go and was verbally abused by her teacher, which gave her too much pressure psychologically. Her mother had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Susana's family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: High schooler Tommy hadn't been showing improvement in tuition class, hence affecting his teacher's performance, and often got scolded. Over time, Tommy developed clinical depression. After learning of this, Tommy's mother requests for the teacher to get fired, and for medical compensation. However, the tuition center refused. Desperate, she sued the tuition center. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to the teacher.

Adolescent Rights Protection: 9-year-old Yves dropped out of school at his parents' request. His parents refused to let him go back to school due to financial reasons, despite his repeated protests. In desperate, Yves hired legal aid in hopes that he could return to school. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Yves' family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kendall, an elementary student, suffered a fracture on his left arm while playing on a trampoline at an amusement park in Stellis. His parents demanded the amusement park for full compensation, but were refused on grounds that the parents are responsible for supervision. The parents have hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the amusement park.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A Stellis middle school student was seriously injured while playing on a broken railing at school. The medical expenses were covered by insurance, but the parents believed the school to be partially responsible for the accident and demanded compensation. However, the school refused on grounds saying that the student purposely shook the railing. So, the parents sued the school and hired Themis Law Firm as their legal representative.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Caitlin, a middle school student, found out someone spread nasty rumors about her on an online platform. She asked the platform administrators to delete the posts, but was refused on grounds of freedom of speech. Caitlin had no choice but to ask her parents for help. Her parents believed the platform spread false rumors and damaged her daughter's reputation and has hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue them.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A boarding student at a high school purchased a package of wet wipes at a school's shop. After using it, the student developed an allergic reaction and had to be taken to the hospital. After treatment, the student's parents demanded the school's shop for compensation, but only received payment for half of the medical expenses. The parents were not satisfied and hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue them.

Adolescent Rights Protection: After Harriet's parents were divorced, she was sent to live with her father, who could better provide for her. However, after excessive drinking, her father would verbally and physically abuse Harriet. After her mother found out, she tried to negotiate with her ex-husband to no avail. She had no choice but to hire Themis Law Firm as legal representation to fight for custody of Harriet.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Chandler discovered his son came home from school full of bruises. After questioning, he found out that his son was being bullied at school by the upperclassmen. When the school refused to intervene in the matter, Chandler had no choice but to sue the school and the students who were bullying his son. Currently, the case has not gone through. Talk with Chandler's son.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A coffee shop illegally hired 14-year-old Francisco to help deliver orders in order to cut down on expenses. While out on delivery, Francisco was injured in an accident and his medical fees were paid for by the coffee shop owner. However, when Francisco's parents found out his employment was illegal, they demanded a one-time compensation in accordance with the law. The coffee shop owner refused on grounds that Francisco begged for this job. So, his parents sued the owner. Currently, the case has not gone to trial. Talk with the coffee shop owner.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Edmund was mocked at school for being overweight. His classmate pulled a prank on him by turning his pictures into an emoticon package. Edmund felt shameful and asked his classmate to delete them, but was refused. He had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to the classmate.

Adolescent Rights Protection: An elementary student got food poisoning after eating at the school cafeteria. The student's parents have asked the school to pay for medical expenses and compensation, but were refused by the interest class on grounds that the cafeteria is outsourced. Thus, the parents sued the school. Currently, the case is on trial, but the school wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kim's parents left her in the care of her grandmother while they went to work in the city. Her grandmother asked them for child support but her parents refused on grounds that it didn't cost any money for her to live in the countryside. The grandmother had no choice but to sue Kim's parents. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to Kim's biological father.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Theo was punished at school by his PE teacher and got his ribs fractured. Theo's parents demanded the teacher to pay compensation but were refused on grounds that it is normal to be injured during physical education. So they sued the teacher. Currently, the case has gone through the court of first instance, but the defendant wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Bobby was pushed over during extracurricular activities at school, resulting in a bone fracture. His parents demanded the school to pay compensation for lack of supervision, but the school believed this was the result of students playing around and refused. So, his parents sued the school. Currently, the case has not been filed. Investigate the school.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A high school teacher asked all the students in his class to sign up for his private supplementary lessons after school. For family reasons, Susana couldn't go and was verbally abused by her teacher, which gave her too much pressure psychologically. Her mother had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Susana's family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: High schooler Tommy hadn't been showing improvement in tuition class, hence affecting his teacher's performance, and often got scolded. Over time, Tommy developed clinical depression. After learning of this, Tommy's mother requests for the teacher to get fired, and for medical compensation. However, the tuition center refused. Desperate, she sued the tuition center. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to the teacher.

Adolescent Rights Protection: 9-year-old Yves dropped out of school at his parents' request. His parents refused to let him go back to school due to financial reasons, despite his repeated protests. In desperate, Yves hired legal aid in hopes that he could return to school. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to Yves' family.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Chloe, a minor, was sold to a couple by her biological parents at the age of two. She had vague memories of this happening to her at a young age. At the age of seven, she confirmed with her adoptive parents that she wasn't related to them by blood and was sold to them by her biological parents. Because she was a girl and her younger brother was born when she was two years old, her biological parents sold her to increase the family's income. Chloe is suing her biological parents for the crime of abandonment.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kendall, an elementary student, suffered a fracture on his left arm while playing on a trampoline at an amusement park in Stellis. His parents demanded the amusement park for full compensation, but were refused on grounds that the parents are responsible for supervision. The parents have hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the amusement park.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A Stellis middle school student was seriously injured while playing on a broken railing at school. The medical expenses were covered by insurance, but the parents believed the school to be partially responsible for the accident and demanded compensation. However, the school refused on grounds saying that the student purposely shook the railing. So, the parents sued the school and hired Themis Law Firm as their legal representative.

Adolescent Rights Protection: The parents hired a nanny to take care of their child at home so they could go out. When the nanny took the elevator with the child, the child's arm was injured by the elevator door. The parents demanded the nanny take full responsibility. Still, the nanny insisted that she had asked the child to be careful, and said it was because the child was too active and the elevator door closed so quickly that the child was injured. Due to this, she wasn't willing to pay much compensation. The child's parents weren't satisfied with the negotiations and hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the nanny.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Walter, a minor, was sold by a human trafficker at the age of six. After being resold a few times, he ended up with his current adoptive parents. His adoptive parents prevented him from contacting the outside world and controlled his daily behavior for years. After enduring this treatment for nine years, Walter found an opportunity and returned to his biological parents. Walter and his biological parents have hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the adoptive parents.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Caitlin, a middle school student, found out someone spread nasty rumors about her on an online platform. She asked the platform administrators to delete the posts, but was refused on grounds of freedom of speech. Caitlin had no choice but to ask her parents for help. Her parents believed the platform spread false rumors and damaged her daughter's reputation and has hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue them.

Adolescent Rights Protection: After Harriet's parents were divorced, she was sent to live with her father, who could better provide for her. However, after excessive drinking, her father would verbally and physically abuse Harriet. After her mother found out, she tried to negotiate with her ex-husband to no avail. She then hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to fight for custody of Harriet.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A boarding high school student's personal item was damaged by the dormitory warden. The dormitory warden insisted that the item was a prohibited electrical appliance that shouldn't be brought into the dormitory, and refused to apologize or compensate the student. The student's parents have hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the dormitory warden.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Susse, a minor, conceived through in vitro fertilization. Since birth, she has been the "drug bank" for her sister, Maria, who suffers from leukemia. To save Maria's life, Susse donated her blood, histiocytes, and more under her parents' guidance. Recently, Maria's condition has worsened, and she might suffer renal failure. Her parents asked Susse to donate a kidney to her sister unconditionally. After going through many major operations, Susse tried to refuse their request for her own sake, but her parents are forcing her to do it for her family. In desperation, Susse has hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue her parents.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A boarding student at a high school purchased a package of wet wipes at a school's shop. After using it, the student developed an allergic reaction and had to be taken to the hospital. After treatment, the student's parents demanded the school's shop for compensation, but only received payment for half of the medical expenses. The parents were not satisfied and hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue them.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Millie, a primary school student, got popular for her photos and became a "child star" online. To continuously attract public attention and make money, her parents controlled her diet and overloaded her with work. After Millie proposed she go back to school multiple times and was refused by her parents, she hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue them.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A salon in the Central Business District enticed a middle school student with "student discounts," encouraging the student to purchase a membership and recommending a variety of hair dyeing, perm, and massage services not suitable for minors, leading to a bill of $2,000. The student's parents asked the salon for a refund, but the shop refused to negotiate. The student's parents had no choice, and hired Themis Law Firm as legal representation to sue the salon.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Chandler discovered his son came home from school full of bruises. After questioning, he found out that his son was being bullied at school by the upperclassmen. When the school refused to intervene in the matter, Chandler had no choice but to sue the school and the students who were bullying his son. Currently, the case has not gone through. Talk with Chandler's son.

Adolescent Rights Protection: A coffee shop illegally hired 14-year-old Francisco to help deliver orders in order to cut down on expenses. While out on delivery, Francisco was injured in an accident and his medical fees were paid for by the coffee shop owner. However, when Francisco's parents found out his employment was illegal, they demanded a one-time compensation in accordance with the law. The coffee shop owner refused on grounds that Francisco begged for this job. So, his parents sued the owner. Currently, the case has not gone to trial. Talk with the coffee shop owner.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Edmund was mocked at school for being overweight. His classmate pulled a prank on him by turning his pictures into an emoticon package. Edmund felt shameful and asked his classmate to delete them, but was refused. He had no choice but to hire legal aid. Currently, the case is still gathering evidence. Talk to the classmate.

Adolescent Rights Protection: An elementary student got food poisoning after eating at the school cafeteria. The student's parents have asked the school to pay for medical expenses and compensation, but were refused by the interest class on grounds that the cafeteria is outsourced. Thus, the parents sued the school. Currently, the case is on trial, but the school wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Kim's parents left her in the care of her grandmother while they went to work in the city. Her grandmother asked them for child support but her parents refused on grounds that it didn't cost any money for her to live in the countryside. The grandmother had no choice but to sue Kim's parents. Currently, the case has not been filed. Talk to Kim's biological father.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Theo was punished at school by his PE teacher and got his ribs fractured. Theo's parents demanded the teacher to pay compensation but were refused on grounds that it is normal to be injured during physical education. So they sued the teacher. Currently, the case has gone through the court of first instance, but the defendant wishes to settle it in private.

Adolescent Rights Protection: Bobby was pushed over during extracurricular activities at school, resulting in a bone fracture. His parents demanded the school to pay compensation for lack of supervision, but the school believed this was the result of students playing around and refused. So, his parents sued the school. Currently, the case has not been filed. Investigate the school.