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02-77093611
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@fdlaw
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17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Our firm is a professional civil litigation law firm specializing in sales, leasing, contracting, arrears, labor, procurement, employment, transportation, appointment, distribution, agency, franchise, international trade, collection and payment, online transactions, Virtual currency, multi-level marketing, etc., can provide professional assistance in various mediation, civil litigation and other procedures to ensure the maximum legal rights and interests of customers.

News Headline: Exclusive》Woman Forgets Bag of Expense Receipts While Shopping, Accuses Department Store of Neglecting Safeguards and "Throwing It Away" Media Source: ETtoday News Reporter: Hsu Cheng-hsuan News Link: News Summary According to ETtoday News, a woman left a bag containing multiple expense receipts at Breeze Nanjing Shopping Mall in Taipei. The woman stated that the store clerk told her it had been handed over to the department store's customer service, but she later learned that the bag had been discarded and burned as trash, and she was worried that she wouldn't be able to claim reimbursement from the company. The focus of the controversy is whether the department store properly handled lost property, and whether the loss of the receipts caused verifiable property damage. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng explains…

When companies encounter commercial disputes and litigation, the first and most common question is, "Can I sue?" But the real question should usually be not whether a lawsuit can be filed, but what the company ultimately wants to achieve. Is it to recover payment? Demand continued performance of the contract? Terminate the cooperation? Stop the other party from using the technology or data? Claim liquidated damages and compensation? Or has the other party already filed a lawsuit, and the company now needs to submit a full response within the court's time limit? When the same contract or cooperation breaks down, there may be options for negotiation, sending letters, mediation, payment orders, injunctive relief, civil litigation, arbitration, or other procedures. A truly effective commercial litigation strategy is not to use every legal tool imaginable, but to first consider the business objectives, the strength of the evidence, the amount of compensation sought, the other party's assets, and…





News Headline: Waiting 300 Years? Wu Nai-jen, who owes NT$170 million to Taiwan Sugar, is reportedly only willing to repay NT$50,000 per month | TVBS News Reporter Lin You-xuan News Link: Wu Nai-jen, former chairman of Taiwan Sugar Corporation, owes NT$170 million. He was released after only 12 days of court-ordered detention, but the first phase of debt negotiations with Taiwan Sugar has broken down. KMT legislator Wang Hong-wei pointed out that the reason is Wu Nai-jen's proposal of "repaying NT$50,000 per month," which translates to a repayment period of approximately 300 years. In response, the Ministry of Economic Affairs has stated firmly that if Wu Nai-jen still shows no sincerity in the second round of negotiations, it will not rule out filing for detention again. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated…

News Headline: Free Legal Consultation Takes a Turn! Lawyer Sues for Public Insult After Woman Throws Tea at Him - FTV News News Link: This article focuses on the fact that while free legal consultations can help people clarify the direction of their cases, they are not a full legal representation, nor are they a place to vent emotions. If dissatisfied with the consultation results, the correct approach is to seek a second opinion or report the matter to the organizer; responding to dissatisfaction with insults, threats, throwing drinks, or physical violence may turn the original legal issue into new civil or criminal liability. The Functions and Boundaries of Free Legal Consultation Free legal consultation is the first point of entry for many people when encountering legal problems. Divorce, debt, car accidents, fraud, labor disputes…

"Massive" YouTube Channel Re-opens with Isolated Questioning: How to View the Dispute Over Rights and Revenue? News Headline: "Massive" YouTube Channel Re-opens with Isolated Questioning; Chia-Ning Caught Singing Outside Court Media Source: FTV News Reporter: Huang En-Lin News Link: Self-media channels are not just accounts; they may also involve trademarks, revenue, company equity, contracts, cash flow, and intellectual property. When a former partnership breaks down, what the court really wants to see is not who behaves in front of the camera, but who can provide evidence to prove the ownership of rights and cash flow. News Summary: According to news reports, influencer Andy accused himself…

Can a hotel fine NT$5,000 for smoking be directly charged to a credit card? Legal issues surrounding automatic deductions and card number privacy. News headline: NT$5,000 fine for smoking, "directly charged to credit card"? Customers complain that four-star hotel misuses "card number privacy" for automatic deductions. Media source: ETtoday News Reporter: Wang Qinghua News link: It is not necessarily illegal for hotels to charge guests cleaning fees or penalties for smoking in their rooms; however, if they are not clearly informed beforehand, do not obtain authorization for the deduction, or cannot provide proof of violation and damage, consumers may have the opportunity to dispute this credit card deduction. News summary: According to news reports, some guests checked into four-star hotels and were directly charged by the hotel for smoking in their rooms…

Line Email Phone Key Takeaways When a Taiwan Company Refuses to Pay, Foreign Businesses Need a Local Strategy A foreign company may spend months building a business relationship with a Taiwanese customer, distributor, supplier, or commercial partner.…
