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Involved in the crime of insider trading under the Securities and Exchange Act, a 10-million-dollar female director of China Electronics was interviewed and asked to pay a million-dollar bail. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained the relevant legal issues.

證券交易法內線交易罪
The female director of China Electric Appliances, a listed company, was reported to have traded stocks during a trading ban period after the company released major news in 2020, and was suspected of insider trading. Lawyer Li Yusheng was interviewed and explained the possible criminal liability in the case.

Strange! A thief who robbed a convenience store with NT$29,000 revealed he wanted to "quit gambling" by going to jail. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explained the difference between robbery and extortion.

強盜罪,恐嚇取財罪

News and video source: Case background and legal disputes are bizarre! A thief who robbed a convenience store with NT$29,000 claimed he wanted to "quit gambling" by going to jail. A man in Taipei threatened a convenience store clerk and even broke into the counter, forcing the clerk to flee. He was arrested before he could steal a single penny. He claimed he had over NT$20,000 on him and wasn't short of money. As for why he committed the crime, the man said he wanted to go to jail to quit gambling. The court sentenced him to six months in prison. Explanation of legal issues related to robbery and extortion: A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the judge believed the victim's level of oppression did not reach a state of complete irresistibility; therefore, only the charge of extortion could be established, not…

A woman was horrified to discover a camera in the shower! She was secretly filmed by her diving instructor. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explains the criminal liability and legal procedures related to privacy violations.

侵害隱私,偷拍,張華珊律師,台北刑事律師推薦,刑事訴訟律師推薦,李采珊記者

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Woman Shocked by Camera in Shower! A female diver was horrified after being secretly filmed by her diving instructor! According to Mirror News, a female diver went diving in Longdong, New Taipei City last May. While showering after surfacing, she suddenly discovered she was being secretly filmed. Enraged, she immediately called her boyfriend to confront him. However, the diving instructor suspected of secretly filming her immediately discarded the memory card, leaving the police without direct evidence and ultimately resulting in no prosecution. The victim was furious, exclaiming that it was outrageous. The woman's boyfriend vs. the instructor, surnamed Peng: "Are you looking for the memory card? (I'm looking for an e-cigarette!)" After giving her statement, she and her boyfriend returned to the scene, only to find the instructor frantically searching outside the embankment…

The woman who thinks the lawyer upstairs is too noisy buys a magic tool to shake the building and "sets the bedside" to violently shake the crime of coercion. Legal explanation

強制罪,台北律師推薦,刑事訴訟律師,刑事律師

News and video source: Woman buys "noise-making device" to retaliate against upstairs lawyer for making noise, places it on her bedside | ETtoday News. News link: In a New Taipei City community, a 73-year-old woman accused her upstairs neighbor of making noise such as dragging tables and chairs and shoving their footsteps. She bought a "noise-making device" online. The lawyer upstairs, annoyed by the noise for over a year, called the police, insisting he had never made any noise. Both sides gave conflicting accounts. When the police arrived, they found that the elderly woman hadn't placed the device on the ceiling, but rather on her bedside "against the wall," causing constant noise for a year. She was prosecuted for coercion. …

What should I do if flights are changed due to the epidemic and epidemic prevention hotels cannot be canceled? Lawyer Li Yusheng teaches you how to deal with it.

李育昇律師,媒體採訪,疫情,航班
If the passenger's flight is adjusted or even canceled, the date of booking the epidemic prevention hotel will inevitably need to be adjusted accordingly. Even if the flight is canceled, the passenger will not be able to stay in the epidemic prevention hotel. In addition, the government’s epidemic prevention policy is revised on a rolling basis. If a passenger has paid, but due to flight adjustments, changes in government epidemic prevention policies or even flight cancellations, the passenger cannot check in at the epidemic prevention hotel on the date he originally paid for the epidemic prevention hotel, can the passenger apply for a refund? If this happens, lawyer Li Yusheng teaches passengers how to deal with.

The penalties related to the death of a Korean female international student killed by a drunk driver are unconstitutional! ? Lawyer Li Yusheng explains drunk driving laws

李育昇律師,台北律師推薦,台北法律顧問
A Taiwanese female international student was killed in a drunk driving car accident in South Korea. The South Korean court sentenced the perpetrator to 8 years in prison in the first and second trials. However, in the third trial, the South Korean Constitutional Court found that the law applicable to the case was unconstitutional, so the original judgment was revoked and remanded. During the review, lawyer Li Yusheng explained the differences between Korean law and Taiwanese law and raised issues.

A powerful earthquake destroyed a minivan, causing trees to fall and the vehicle to be completely wrecked. The owner ultimately received 700,000 yuan in state compensation. A civil lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm was interviewed to explain the relevant legal issues.

富達法律事務所張愷芯律師

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Dispute: A tree fell during a powerful earthquake, destroying an SUV. The owner, devastated, sold it for a pittance and ultimately received NT$700,000 in state compensation. Three years ago, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Xiulin, Hualien, with Taipei City experiencing a level 4 tremor. A roadside tree next to the Taipei District Prosecutors Office fell, crushing an SUV. Repairs would have cost NT$560,000, but the owner decided against repairs and sold it for a mere NT$100,000. He was heartbroken, as the car was less than two years old. He filed a lawsuit against the Taipei City Public Works Department, seeking state compensation. The court ruled that since other trees in the same alley remained standing, the Public Works Department may have been negligent in its management and maintenance, awarding NT$700,000 in compensation. Our firm's lawyers have focused on civil litigation and state compensation for many years, and have represented numerous…

Protect creative achievements: Learn more about copyright infringement and how to deal with it! Will reposting other people's articles on the Internet constitute copyright infringement?

著作權保護,著作權侵害

The concept of copyright infringement Copyright is a legal concept that protects literary, artistic and other intellectual creations, while copyright infringement refers to the unauthorized use or copying of copyright-protected works without the authorization of the rights holder. This may include creations in various forms such as text, pictures, music, videos, etc. When rights holders discover that their works have been used without authorization, they need to take action to protect their rights and interests. Forms of copyright infringement 1. Copying works This is the most direct form of infringement, that is, others directly copy, reproduce or reproduce the original work without the consent of the rights holder. 2. Modification of works Modification, translation or adaptation of the original work without the authorization of the rights holder is also considered an infringement. 3. Unauthorized public use Public use without the consent of the right holder…