News and Video Sources: Case Background and Legal Disputes - Fidelity Law Firm's Perspective. Fidelity Law Firm lawyers remind clients 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 objectives. If the case has entered the court, prosecutor's office, investigation bureau, or negotiation process, the earlier the materials are organized, the more room for maneuver remains. When encountering similar cases, first confirm what to organize: timeline of events, notices, contracts, dialogue records, photos and videos, and payment information. Confirm the current procedural stage: is it just a consultation, have been summoned, received a summons, have entered court, or do you need to actively file a lawsuit for compensation? Assess whether there are immediate risks such as statute of limitations, evidence preservation, detention, preliminary inquest, settlement negotiations, or media exposure. Common Issues: Receiving a summons…

Admitting to dodging the military service! Chen Bolin and three others posted bail of NT$500,000, while Lollipop star Xiaojie posted bail of NT$350,000. | FTV News Reporter Huang Guocheng News Link: The New Taipei City Prosecutors' Office has launched a third round of searches for artists dodging the military service, including the arrests of Xiu Jiekai, "Big Brother" Chen Bolin, Lollipop member Liao Yunjie, and Energy member Zhang Shuwei. Chen Bolin and Zhang Shuwei both remarked during their arrests that they knew this day would come. Another Energy member, Kun Da, is currently in Canada and has not yet been arrested. Following interrogation, Liao Yunjie posted bail of NT$350,000, while the other three posted bail of NT$500,000 pending trial. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that this case of military service evasion is a group crime, and the previous investigation into Wang Dalu's case cannot be ruled out...

Movie scalpers are profiting from credit card discounts by buying low and selling high, making a monthly profit of NT$36,000. Scalpers profit from the price difference by using credit cards to sell tickets, leaving people feeling cheated. | Sanli News reporters Bao Xiuwei and Huang Zhengjie. News link: Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator in this case did not intend to see the movie himself, but instead purchased low-priced movie tickets with the intent to resell them to others for profit. This may constitute scalping, a violation of the Social Order Maintenance Act and punishable by residence or a fine of up to NT$18,000. If the perpetrator resells the tickets for a price exceeding the face value, the Cultural and Creative Industry Development Act may impose a suspended fine of up to NT$500,000 for selling scalped tickets. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

A guest's room was intruded and "harassed," and the hotel is protesting its innocence. │TVBS News Reporter Guo Ying News Link: The hotel has refuted the allegations, clarifying that they are actively investigating the incident. They also emphasized that there is no problem with the room access control, saying that such a situation has never occurred in their 14 years of operation. They speculate that the door may have been improperly closed, and they will further investigate the cause. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that since the crime occurred in Taiwan, regardless of whether the suspect or victim is a foreigner, the Taiwanese judiciary has jurisdiction and can investigate and prosecute the case. If a crime is indeed committed, criminal liability will not differ depending on whether the crime is committed by a Taiwanese or foreign national. However, the foreign suspect may be restricted from leaving the country until the investigation is complete. Fidelity Law Firm...