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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 regarding: whether risks were adequately disclosed before surgery, whether the surgical consent form was clear, whether the surgeon performed the surgery within the scope of the patient's consent, and whether there is a causal relationship between the postoperative blindness and the medical procedures. Attorney Li Yu-sheng explains Fidelity Legal Services…

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 planning their assets, 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 is not simply about "transferring money every year." If the source of funds is unclear, the name and substance are inconsistent, or the real estate transfer does not consider land appreciation tax, property ownership tax, etc…

Another "Original T-shirt" Plagiarism Scandal! NET: Investigation Due to Graphic Designer's Expediency NET's "Taiwan Endemic Animal T-shirt" Suspected of Infringing on Pangolin Design, Author Accused of Unauthorized Use | SET News Reporter Nien Wan-hsuan News Link: News Summary According to media reports, conservation-themed cultural and creative brand WoWo pointed out that the pangolin image on NET's "Taiwan Endemic Animal T-shirt" is highly similar to its original design launched in 2022, and claims unauthorized use. NET responded that the relevant image was caused by its internal graphic designer's "expediency" during the design process, and an internal investigation has been launched. The report also pointed out that the products in question have been removed from shelves or recalled. The core of this type of case is not just...

