Before prosecution
In fact, the litigation stage is divided into three stages. 1. Before the prosecution, when the anchor chooses to give up because of dissatisfaction or various reasons, the company demands compensation for liquidated damages. Before the prosecution, you can negotiate with the company and choose a compromise. For example, you can broadcast it for a while and then break up with the company peacefully after meeting certain conditions. This is the best solution. Because the contract has been signed, there is no way to change it. The direction we can work hard now is to negotiate with the company.
Have sued
If the company has sued, the anchor should not panic at this time, because even if the company sues, it may not win. The liquidated damages stipulated by the company are actually just a dead letter, not counting, because the losses of the company need to be judged on a clear basis, not so much written by the company, so at this time, we can actively collect some evidence to show that it has not brought any losses to the company, and the amount of liquidated damages required by the company should not be very large. If there are a lot of liquidated damages, even at this time,
lose a lawsuit
If it reaches this stage, it means that the company has won the lawsuit. In this case, the anchor can only pay this compensation. Of course, if you have sufficient evidence, you can also initiate a protest. In any case, it is worth advocating that young people pursue their dreams, but they must master the corresponding legal knowledge in society and don't sign any contracts easily. If you must, you'd better find some legal advisers to see if there are any problems in the contract and if there are any hidden pits. It is best to avoid falling into such a quagmire.