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A phone lost in Okinawa was located in Luzhou two years later! "It was found by a Taiwanese person." Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the relevant regulations regarding lost and found property and the criminal liability for misappropriation of lost property.

A Taiwanese tourist lost their phone in Okinawa two years ago and found it was located in a mobile phone store in Taiwan. The owner, a Japanese driver, found the phone and noticed a lucky charm on it, indicating it belonged to a Taiwanese tourist. He asked another Taiwanese tourist to take it back to Taiwan and hand it over to the police. The owner, however, reported the loss in Okinawa and was unaware the phone had been returned to Taiwan. After six months of no claim, the finder claimed the phone and legally resold it to the mobile phone store. (Source: Fidelity Law...)

A woman was furious after her online shopping spree of finding a great deal on a set of mops for only 130 yuan. She and her friends tried to snag a bargain, only to have their order cancelled and the shop owner blamed the online editor. The woman complained to customer service, who retorted, "Would you dare use a mop for 130 yuan?" The mop company apologized and offered compensation.

A woman and her friends tried to snag a cheap mop for NT$130, but were furious when their order was cancelled and she blamed the editor. The woman complained to customer service, who retorted: "Would you dare use a mop for NT$130?" The mop company apologized and offered compensation. (Reporter: Hsiao Yu-hsiu) News Link: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that, in principle, when goods are sold online, a sales contract is established when a consumer places an order, and the manufacturer must deliver the goods according to the contract. However, in rare cases, if the listed price differs significantly from the market price, and there is other evidence suggesting that the consumer knowingly placed the order despite the incorrect price, the sales contract may not be valid. If a dispute arises, it may…

A pleasant surprise turned into a shock: an online mouse purchase resulted in the delivery of an unidentified white powder. Lawyer Liu Yiling explains legal issues related to online shopping, returns, and evidence preservation.

A pleasant surprise turned into a shock when an online mouse arrived containing an unidentified white powder. A Taipei man complained online that he ordered a mouse from a well-known South Korean e-commerce platform known for its "fast logistics." Upon delivery, he found the mouse in a resealable bag filled with an unidentified powder that looked like salt. Fearing it was contraband, he was too frightened to touch it. After contacting the e-commerce platform's customer service, he received a NT$200 refund but was told to carefully pack the item and return it. This handling left him dumbfounded. Attorney Liu Yiling of Fidelity Law Firm…

Property dispute harasses tenants? Hong Kong restaurant owner accuses landlord of "blocking staircase" and maliciously evicting tenants. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains whether second-floor tenants have the right to access the first floor and related legal provisions.

Property Dispute Affair with Tenants? Hong Kong Restaurant Owner Accuses Landlord of "Blocking Staircase" and Maliciously Evicting Tenants | FTV News Reporter Li Yuhan News Link: Hong Kongers Opening Businesses in Taiwan Get Caught in Landlord Feud?! Mr. Zhang runs a restaurant on the second floor of a triangular shop in Ximending, Taipei. However, in the early hours of the 10th, the landlord, who owns the property rights to the other floors, blocked the only entrance to the second floor—the staircase—making it impossible for him to continue his business. He accuses the landlord of using underhanded tactics to evict them in order to seize control of the second floor. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm stated that if access to the second floor requires…

Finding out they hadn't booked a room only 6 days before departure! Netizens accuse booking website of taking money without booking, nearly leaving homeless - Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal disputes surrounding booking websites with no rooms available.

Finding out they hadn't booked a room only 6 days before departure! Netizens accuse booking website of taking money without booking, nearly ending up homeless - 30-degree snow | One TV News, Era News reporter Chen Yuanning News Link: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that when consumers book and pay for rooms on a platform, a contractual relationship is established. If the platform is unable to provide accommodation, it constitutes a breach of contract. Besides refunding the money, the platform is also liable for compensation for any losses incurred by the consumer, including airfare. However, since the platform is a foreign company, if it handles the matter poorly, subsequent litigation may have to be pursued abroad, which is a very complicated process. Line online consultation phone number legal consultation Fidelity Law Firm…

Inheriting 650 million from his wife! Land surveyor owes 130 million in inheritance tax and his property was seized, but he paid it off immediately. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the progressive tax rate of inheritance tax and the enforcement of unpaid inheritance tax.

Inheriting NT$650 million from his wife! Land administrator owes NT$130 million in inheritance tax and his property is seized, but he pays it all in one go. | Next TV News, Era News reporters Lin Minjing and Chen Ruixiang. News Link: In recent years, fraud gangs' one-stop services have been inseparable from the assistance of land administrators, because land administrators specialize in handling matters such as applying for land surveys and registrations for the public. According to the Ministry of Labor's salary survey, a senior land administrator can easily earn a million-dollar annual salary. However, there have been cases of land administrators evading taxes of over NT$100 million. A land administrator surnamed Liu inherited approximately NT$650 million from the wife of a wealthy landowner, but failed to pay NT$130 million in inheritance tax. The enforcement agency applied to the High Court for a preliminary seizure, and he was so frightened that he paid the entire amount in one go. …

Strawberry cake shop with long queues suffers from abandoned orders; owner posts warning competitors. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains legal issues and responsibilities related to online shopping and malicious order abandonment.

Strawberry cake shop with long queues faces order cancellations; business owner posts warning to competitors | Written by CTS News reporter Lu Yi. News Link: With strawberry season here, popular cake shops are seeing long queues, but even top-rated shops are experiencing order cancellations! The business owner stated that a customer ordered as many as 92 strawberry cakes. Considering she was a repeat customer, they accommodating her with cash on delivery. However, things took a turn for the worse, and ultimately, all the cakes were cancelled. The post sparked discussion online. The business owner remained low-key, stating they simply wanted to warn other shoppers to prevent similar incidents from happening again. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm stated that when online shoppers order large quantities of cakes but fail to pick them up, it causes losses for the business…

A wealthy woman in the US sues kindergartens that teach Chinese and Taiwanese, claiming her child is losing at the starting line. She is seeking $1.86 million in damages. Is this a false advertisement?

A wealthy Taiwanese woman sued a kindergarten in the US for teaching Chinese and Taiwanese, claiming her child was losing at the starting line. The woman sought NT$1.86 million in damages, but the contract did not specify that all courses would be taught in American English. The judge ruled against her. (Reported by Wu Yunqian and Zheng Xiangren of Sanlih News. Link: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that while the kindergarten's advertisement boasted "all-American," this is a common advertising phrase for American-language kindergartens. Furthermore, the contract did not explicitly stipulate that all courses would be taught in American English. Therefore, the judge deemed the parents' claim unfounded. However, since the advertisement...)

[Corporate Training Highlights] Creating a Zero-Dispute Workplace! Intern Attorney Xu Wanwei Invited to Lecture on "Labour Standards Law Practice and Occupational Injury Prevention"

With increasingly stringent regulations under the Labor Standards Act, how companies implement legal work rules and prevent occupational accidents has become a top priority for employers and HR departments. Fidelity Law Firm is committed to assisting companies in establishing sound labor relations systems. Recently, our intern lawyer, Xu Wanwei, was invited to a client company to conduct a special legal seminar, providing in-depth and practical analysis of three core issues commonly encountered by companies: labor law difficulties, revisions to work rules, and occupational accident prevention. Key points of the seminar: From regulations to practice. In this in-house training seminar, intern lawyer Xu Wanwei shared real-world cases to help companies clarify the following key points: Prevention is better than cure; building harmonious labor relations. Labor disputes often stem from insufficient legal understanding. …

23 students from Jiantai High School were misreported in exam subjects, and a lawyer suggested that "they can request compensation from the state." Lawyer Li Yusheng said: There is no application of state compensation in this case.

23 students from Jiantai High School were wrongly registered for the exam subject. Lawyer suggested that they could request compensation from the state. Mirror News reporter Tong Yajun News link: Jiantai High School in Miaoli County collectively registered the wrong exam subject for the college subject test. The rights of 23 students were damaged. Now they are facing the dilemma of retaking the exam or giving up their preferred major. In this regard, a lawyer suggested that students could request compensation from the state on the grounds that the school staff was at fault and caused damage to the students. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that Jiantai High School reported a major oversight in the registration for the subject test, which affected 23 students. Since Jiantai High School is a private school, while assisting students in registering…

Jiekou Payment Seized, Faces Auction? 6.58 Million Users' Rights at Risk! Lawyer Li Yusheng Explains Whether the Seizure of the Parent Company Affects Its Subsidiaries

"Jiekou Payment" was seized and "may be auctioned"?! 6.58 million "user rights" are worrying! | CTV News reporters Zhou Jiawen and Guo Yuxuan News link: Jiekou Payment, the leading domestic electronic payment company, and its parent company Jiekou Financial Technology, were shocked to be seized. According to reports, because Taishan Company previously filed a lawsuit for 3.6 billion yuan, but was unable to seek compensation, the Taipei District Court executed the seizure procedure on the 11th. Since Jiekou Payment has 6.58 million users and is a 100% subsidiary of Jiekou Financial Technology, the investigation...

A 70-year-old woman fell and broke her bones in a wet supermarket floor. Her son sued her for negligent injury. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained whether the store should be held responsible for consumers' slipping and injuries.

$A 70-year-old woman suffered a severe fall and fracture after slipping on a wet supermarket floor; her son angrily sued for negligent injury. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains whether a store is liable for a consumer's slip and injury.$

Supermarket floor wet, 70-year-old woman falls and fractures, son sues for negligent injury | Next TV News, Era News reporters Lin Minjing, Wan Jiawei News link: A 74-year-old woman surnamed Huang went to a chain retail supermarket in Wenshan District, Taipei City to buy ice on the 24th, but accidentally fell heavily. Huang said that when she got up, she found that her hand touched the floor wet. Her son angrily asked the store for justice. The store manager accompanied the mother and son to see a doctor, but later returned alone to apply for Huang's mother's diagnosis certificate, causing her son to sue for negligent injury. The supermarket responded that it wanted to apply for insurance, and in addition, it was willing to provide lunch boxes to assist in the part of life that cannot take care of itself. Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, said…