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@fdlaw
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17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City

Case Background and Legal Issues: A lawyer specializing in intellectual property rights at Fuda Law Firm (a member of the Taipei Bar Association) was invited by the New Taipei City Government to conduct a lecture on intellectual property rights and street performance law. The lecture will introduce legal issues encountered during street performances in a clear and accessible way. Besides commonly used regulations, it will also cover issues such as performance penalties, being reported, copyright of songs or videos played, and whether they can be shared on social media platforms. Online consultation via Line, legal consultation, New Taipei City Government official website, and New Taipei City street performer website are available. Fuda Law Firm's lawyer's perspective: Fuda Law Firm lawyers remind that in similar cases, one should not only look at the news headlines but also return to the evidence, legal requirements, procedural stages, and the client's actual goals. If the case has entered the court, district prosecutor's office, investigation bureau, or negotiation process, the earlier the information is gathered, the more room for maneuver remains. When encountering similar cases, one can first confirm what common trademark or copyright issues exist…

Chinese companies illegally poached Taiwanese headhunters under investigation | Mirror News reporters Zhang Jinghan and Huang Guanwei News link: A Taiwanese technology company was reported to have illegally poached talents. After investigation, the prosecutor found that the original person in charge began to recruit people online in 2016. Recruiting R&D engineers and then recommending them to Chinese-funded enterprises is a violation of the Cross-Strait Relations Act. On the 22nd, the Beijing inspection troops conducted searches in five groups and interviewed a total of 9 people to find out whether there were other people behind the scenes. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that in addition to violating the Cross-Strait People's Relations Regulations, illegal poaching may also involve business secrets laws and information security, as well as violations of non-compete agreements, etc. When planning their careers, employees are advised to pay attention to avoid Relevant legal disputes arise. Fidelity Legal Affairs…

The victim who was almost fined for moving a motorcycle in a motorcycle parking space shouted: Remember to take pictures | Mirror News reporter Gan Meixin and Hong Weitao News link: It is often difficult to find a motorcycle parking space in the city, and many people have parked their cars. But it was moved arbitrarily. A citizen in Taichung City parked his car and entered a mall for shopping. His motorcycle was moved twice, and even moved outside the parking space. Fortunately, he was not billed in the end. The police reminded the public if they are worried about being moved. If you are billed, you can take a photo after parking the car. If you are billed, you can also file a complaint. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

中國企業違法挖角 台公司獵人頭遭搜索|鏡新聞 記者 張景涵、黃冠瑋 新聞連結: 台灣一間科技公司遭人檢舉違法挖角人才,檢方調查後發現,原來負責人從2016年開始,在網路上開始招募研發工程師,之後再轉介到中資企業,已經違反兩岸關係法,22日北檢兵分五路進行搜索,一共約談9人,要釐清是否背後還有其他人授意。 富達法律事務所Line::…

The "KP" campaign LOGO was revealed to have been plagiarized from Ke Wenzhe: it was designed by someone else|Mirror News reporters Huang Yixuan and Liu Weiting News link: People's Party Chairman Ke Wenzhe is vying for the 2024 presidential position. Recently, his campaign's main visual has also been exposed, but the "KP" LOGO However, the Facebook fan page of "Luda Current Affairs Broadcasting" questioned plagiarism because it was similar to well-known stock photos. In this regard, Ke Wenzhe said (on the 21st), "I spent money to find a design company to do it, and the design company will come out and answer." Legal provisions related to logo plagiarism In Taiwan, plagiarizing other people’s trademarks or logos may violate multiple relevant laws and bring different legal liabilities. The following are some legal provisions and related legal responsibilities that may be applicable: 1. Trademark Law: Trademark Law provides for the protection and infringement of trademarks, including the unauthorized use of other people’s trademarks or similar...

Exclusive/Tsui encountered travel difficulties when returning home! The woman who was "followed for 5 minutes" by a car called the police | One TV reporters Zhou Yu and Wan Jiawei reported the news link: Tamsui, New Taipei City, around 7 pm on the 17th, a complainant accused that the family was driving home. I encountered a car following me for 3 to 5 minutes. I was so frightened that I called the police immediately. Fortunately, the police arrived at the scene and the person following the car cooperated and left. It was just following the car, and it may also involve dangerous driving. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…