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Waiting 300 years? Wu Nai-jen, who owes Taiwan Sugar Corporation NT$170 million, is reportedly only willing to repay NT$50,000 per month | Lawyer Li Yu-sheng explains relevant legal provisions regarding debt collection and enforcement.

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…

Free legal consultation takes a turn! Lawyer sues for public insult after woman throws tea at him – FTV News | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the line between public insult and consultation.

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…

The lawsuit involving the "Crowd-Level" channel has resumed. Attorney Li Yusheng analyzes the issues surrounding isolated questioning, channel permissions, and revenue disputes. Attorney Li Yusheng explains the relevant litigation procedures for isolated questioning of witnesses.

"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 of 5,000 yuan for smoking be paid directly by credit card? Legal issues surrounding automatic deductions and card number privacy. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains whether hotels have the right to retain guests' credit card information.

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…

Taiwan Company Refuses to Pay? English-Speaking Business Lawyers for Debt Collection and Contract Claims

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.…

What to do if your upstairs neighbor refuses to fix a leak? A comprehensive guide to claiming compensation for leaky roofs, repair liability, and emotional distress damages.

Discovering a leak in your property after taking possession doesn't necessarily mean you're out of luck. This article, based on Taiwanese civil law and real estate transaction practices, explains whether a property handover in its current condition is valid, how to claim warranty against defects, whether you can terminate the contract or reduce the price, the six-month and five-year statutes of limitations, brokerage liability, and steps for preserving evidence, helping buyers secure their rights before negotiation, mediation, or litigation.

A man went blind after eye surgery and questioned whether the doctor had performed the surgery on his behalf. Tri-Service General Hospital denies the blindness and questions the doctor's actions. What should be done? Attorney Li Yusheng analyzes key points of medical disputes and compensation claims.

Man Goes Blind After Eye Surgery, Suspects Doctor of "Substitute Surgery"; Tri-Service General Hospital Denies Allegations | FTV News Reporter Wu Wen-yi News Link: News Summary A man underwent eye surgery for vitreous hemorrhage in his left eye, but subsequently went blind. He questioned whether a different doctor performed the surgery, despite having consulted with a specific physician, raising suspicions of "substitute surgery." The hospital denied the allegations. The key to such medical disputes is usually not simply that a "bad outcome" necessarily constitutes medical negligence, but rather requires further clarification: whether risks were adequately disclosed before surgery, whether the surgical consent form was clear, and the actual surgeon…

TSMC's stock price surged past NT$2,535. Giving a child a gift card incurs taxes! How to use the tax-free allowance for gifts? Attorney Li Yusheng analyzes the annual NT$2.44 million gift and estate planning.

TSMC's stock price surged past NT$2,535. Giving a child a gift incurs taxation! TSMC's nanotechnology shareholders increased by 1.08 million annually. | SET News reporter Lin Chia-Chien. News Link: Article Summary Many parents, when making wealth planning, consider gifting their children cash, stocks, or real estate annually to facilitate asset transfer and reduce future inheritance tax and family disputes. According to publicly available data from the Ministry of Finance, the current gift tax exemption is NT$2.44 million per donor per year; meaning that if a father and mother each gift their own property to their children, they can, in principle, apply their respective annual tax exemptions. However, gift planning does not…

What to do if you buy a leaky house? Leaks discovered after taking possession: Understanding the current situation, contract cancellation, price reduction, and compensation claims.

Contract Dispute with a Taiwanese Company? English-Speaking Taiwan Business Lawyers for Defective Goods and Claims

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Line Email Phone Key Takeaways When a Taiwanese Company Breaches a Contract, Foreign Clients Need Local Legal Action When a foreign buyer, distributor, investor, or business partner has a dispute with a Taiwanese company, the problem is often urgent …

The former site of Shanghai Tianlu Hospital was ordered to pay 2.01 million yuan in damages for occupying Renji Hospital land after the lease expired. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the calculation of return of leased property and unjust enrichment after the termination of the lease agreement.

The former site of Shanghai Lao Tian Lu, a famous braised food shop in Ximending, Taipei, was ordered to pay NT$2.01 million in damages for occupying land belonging to the private Taipei Renji Hospital. The lawsuit sought to have the building demolished and the land returned. Shanghai Lao Tian Lu lost the first instance trial and subsequently moved out, returning the land. However, the two parties still disputed compensation for the land rent. After an appeal, the High Court ruled on the 3rd that Shanghai Lao Tian Lu must pay over NT$2.01 million in damages. The case is appealable. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that this case involves unauthorized compensation after the termination of a land lease agreement…

Urban legend: It's better to be killed by a truck than maimed. Legal experts reveal the terrifying consequences. Truck accidents resulting in death are frequent! A fair compensation of 3 million – Lawyer Liu Yiling explains the standards for calculating damages.

Urban Legend: Killing a Victim in a Truck Accident is Better Than Crippled; Legal Experts Reveal Horrifying Consequences. Frequent Truck Accidents! A Fair Compensation of 3 Million NTD Becomes an Urban Legend | Sanlih News Reporters Yu Tao and He Mengzhe. News Link: In many past truck accidents, the victims were almost always killed by being run over twice by the wheels. There are even rumors that sometimes drivers intentionally do this because they believe "killing is better than crippling," as the compensation will be significantly reduced. Industry insiders have confirmed that drivers in the past did indeed have a similar mentality, but with the widespread use of surveillance cameras, this egregious behavior has gradually disappeared. Lawyers also point out that intentional…