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詐騙,假借貸,簽本票

Exclusive: A woman's newborn daughter was scammed after borrowing money from a "sugar daddy" only to have her property transferred to someone else's name. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the precautions to take when signing contracts and promissory notes, and how to handle being scammed.

Exclusive: Sham Loan, Real Estate Seizure - Woman Borrows from "Loan Shark," Only to Have Property Transferred | ETtoday News Reporter Yao Yiting News Link: A woman desperately wanted to buy a house, but due to strict central bank credit controls, obtaining a bank loan was difficult. She borrowed money privately from a "loan shark," resulting in the signing of promissory notes and various contracts. Unable to pay the monthly interest of NT$130,000, the house was forced to be transferred to the lender, resulting in a financial loss of at least NT$3 million. Lawyers warn that similar cases of sham loans used to seize property are rampant, and caution is advised when buying or selling property. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if borrowing or selling, one should first assess their repayment ability. If signing a promissory note, only the amount "actually received" should be recorded, and it is crucial to avoid registering the property trust with a creditor to prevent unauthorized sale. Furthermore…

醫療法,醫師,台北醫療法律師

Ko Wen-je visits hospital at night to review medical records; Shin Kong Hospital suggests that the attending physician explain during the day, and lawyer Li Yu-sheng explains the relevant provisions of the Medical Law regarding the use of power to influence medical practices.

From medical and medical record controversies reported in the news, we can understand the risks associated with medical institution decision-making, treatment autonomy, and medical law. Allegations in individual cases and the responses of those involved should be verified separately; responsibility should not be presumed based on news reports.
台北,桃園,新竹,法律顧問

How to Choose a Legal Counsel for Your Company in Taipei and New Taipei City? Analysis of Corporate Contracts, Labor Relations, and Business Risks

Does a company need a legal counsel? The key isn't to only hire a lawyer when there's a problem, but to mitigate risks beforehand. Companies in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, and Hsinchu often encounter issues during their growth, such as contract review, labor disputes, shareholder disputes, board and corporate governance, trademarks and trade secrets, accounts receivable, and commercial litigation. The value of a corporate legal counsel lies in helping companies clarify transaction processes, contract terms, and legal risks before problems escalate into litigation. Taipei Corporate Legal Counsel, New Taipei Business Legal Counsel, Contract Review Lawyer, Business Lawyer, Corporate Legal Counsel 02-7709-3611 LINE Consultation When is it advisable to have a lawyer review your case first? When a company starts signing larger contracts, procurement contracts, distribution or agency agreements, or cooperation agreements; when encountering employee departures, non-compete agreements, labor disputes or severance issues; when there are disputes over rights and obligations among shareholders, directors, partners, or investors; when a company wants a stable…

民事訴訟,民事訴訟律師,台北民事訴訟律師

Do I need a lawyer for civil litigation? Analysis from civil lawyers in Taipei, New Taipei, and Taoyuan.

Civil Litigation Lawyer Assessment: Do I Need a Lawyer for Civil Litigation? First, Consider the Case Risks and Courtroom Pressure. If you are involved in a civil dispute in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, or Keelung, have received a court summons, or are considering whether to file a civil lawsuit for outstanding payments, unpaid goods, breach of contract, or tort damages, the truly important thing is not whether the law mandates hiring a lawyer, but whether the case evidence, the statement of claim, the burden of proof, and the courtroom arguments are handled correctly. Taipei Civil Lawyer, New Taipei Civil Litigation, Taoyuan Civil Lawyer, Hsinchu Civil Litigation, Keelung Court Hearings 02-7709-3611 LINE Consultation When is it advisable to consult a civil lawyer as soon as possible? If you have received a civil court summons and are unsure whether to appear in court yourself, are worried about writing the answer incorrectly or missing the deadline, and want to file a lawsuit for outstanding payments, unpaid goods, damages, or breach of contract with a high amount involved, or if it involves a company, contract, or project…

脫產,強制執行,債權憑證

Driver attacks victim with screwdriver, leaving the victim paralyzed from the waist down. Victim: Car dealership maliciously divested assets. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the consequences of debtor divestment and the enforcement procedure.

Taxi driver stabbed victim with a screwdriver, leaving the victim paralyzed from the waist down. Victim alleges taxi company maliciously divested assets. (Reported by Wang Yu-jun, FTV News) In 2021, in Xindian District, New Taipei City, a taxi driver stabbed a victim 11 times with a screwdriver, causing paralysis of the lower body and permanent disability. The driver and the taxi company sought joint and several liability compensation. Although the court awarded over NT$5.28 million, the taxi company has been delaying payment and is suspected of maliciously divesting assets. The company's trademark was recently auctioned off for NT$130,000, which is far from sufficient to cover the damages. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if the court orders the debtor to pay over NT$5 million, and the debtor has no assets to repay the debt or has maliciously divested assets, the creditor can apply for enforcement. Enforcement will involve auctioning off the debtor's existing assets to repay the debt…

購買預售屋,預售屋爭議

Balcony 2/3 smaller, price difference over NT$200,000! Man accuses developer of "miscalculation of floor area," but refuses to compensate. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains disputes over pre-sale apartments and methods for handling discrepancies in floor area.

Balcony Shrinks by 2/3, Price Difference Exceeds NT$200,000! Man Alleges Developer Refuses to Compensate for "Miscalculated Area" | ETtoday News Reporter Lin Herong News Link: A resident in New Taipei City bought a pre-sale apartment two years ago and only recently discovered when planning renovations that the sales agent had miscalculated the area of the "balcony," counting 1.53 square meters as 1.53 ping (approximately 3.3 square meters), resulting in a difference of nearly NT$300,000. However, when he contacted the developer, the developer's attitude was very passive, seemingly taking advantage of the fact that the balcony "is not included in the property deed area" and the contract did not explicitly state the area, thus refusing to compensate him. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that regarding this dispute over the pre-sale apartment purchase, even though the balcony was not specified in the pre-sale purchase contract, the developer provided a pre-sale payment breakdown sheet showing the relevant area, and that breakdown sheet is still…