Taipei Law Firm

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Hotel Restaurant Manager Indicted for Embezzling NT$20,000 in Parking Vouchers | TVBS News Reporters Huang Kai-jing and Li Jian-wei A man surnamed Liao, formerly the head waiter at the Courtyard by Marriott Taipei, abused his position by keeping parking vouchers that should have been destroyed and using them to offset his own parking fees. Over nearly a year, he embezzled vouchers worth NT$20,000. The hotel discovered this and immediately filed a lawsuit. The Shilin District Prosecutors Office recently concluded its investigation and indicted him for embezzlement. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated, "The perpetrator acted out of professional misconduct…

Motorcycles are indiscriminately pasted with advertisements, and the perpetrators of the Rubber Environmental Protection Bureau have been eliminated. Advertisers are all responsible. Dongsen News reporter | Huang Zifeng, You Yaxing News link: A car owner in Sanzhong, New Taipei, parked his motorcycle in an arcade. Later, he found that the housing advertisement was stuck behind the car, which once caused The remnants of double-sided foam tape on the seat cushion made him angry. We followed the line and called the number on the house advertisement. The other party complained and claimed that the advertisement was outsourced. We don’t know who posted it randomly. However, the Environmental Protection Agency pointed out that the advertiser also Responsibility, the mobile phone number attached above can be suspended for 12 months in accordance with the Telecommunications Law. Subsequent investigations will be conducted to find out who posted the advertisements indiscriminately, and the maximum fine can be 6,000. There is a housing advertisement posted directly behind the motorcycle, so that the owner who comes to take the motorcycle can see this scene...

China Television News Comprehensive Report News Link: A husband-and-wife team from the New Taipei City Fire Department used their authority to inquire about the security inspection records of McDonald's nationwide in 2017 because their child broke his hand in a McDonald's play area and demanded a sky-high compensation of NT$70.6 million. The prosecutor found that at that time, he told his friends that after receiving the money, he could buy a house and a car, plan his wife's pension, and pay off the 3 million yuan debt. In the first instance, the couple were each sentenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison. However, the second instance judge found that the couple used their power to extort, which was aggravated. The husband was sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in prison, and the wife was sentenced to 5 years and 2 months in prison. When asked why Asking for more than 70 million yuan in compensation, Mr. Cai said that he was only seeking compensation in accordance with the Consumer Protection Law and would continue to pay...

Mirror News Reporter | Zhang Jinghan, Shi Youwei News Link: An accident occurred in Banqiao, New Taipei City on the afternoon of the 20th, in which an air conditioner fell and killed a person. Yesterday, the family of the 22-year-old deceased named Huang went back to the bus stop where the incident occurred to call for ghosts. His mother also brought The scene was quite sad. The lawyer said that in addition to the criminal liability of the worker surnamed Li who caused the accident, his company and the landlord who entrusted the installation will also be the targets of compensation. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to the death of a female student by an air conditioner. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that air conditioner workers should be held criminally liable for negligent death and should be sentenced to not less than five years...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Pet Apparel Seller Suspected of Stealing Photos to Defraud and Extort Money │ Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Zhang Jiayu continue to follow this consumer dispute case. Buyers became suspicious after the seller posted an article in mid-June claiming to have found an injured kitten and asking buyers to help raise 90,000 yuan for medical expenses. However, sharp-eyed netizens noticed that the photo was exactly the same as a Chinese news article from two years ago, questioning whether she was using a fake photo to defraud people. The accused seller has still not shipped the goods or refunded the money, but instead continues to hold live streams to clarify the situation, even brandishing a knife on camera, causing buyers both worry and fear. …

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy; Judge Released on Bail of NT$800,000 After Questioning for Allegedly Helping Fraud Ring's Strategist Launder Money | Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou and Chen Xiangwei. In Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, three women were randomly groped yesterday morning (June 13th), all near a well-known shopping mall. After receiving the report, the police summoned the suspect, surnamed Zhong, for questioning. He claimed to suffer from dementia and had forgotten what he did, but the three victims still insisted on filing charges of forced indecent assault. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator groped the victims before they could react, which violates the sexual harassment prevention law…

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy: Lawyer Team Accused of Fraud; Taipei District Prosecutors Office Detains Lawyers, Judge Approves! │ Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou, Chen Xinrui, Zhou Bingjie: The Taipei District Prosecutors Office recently received intelligence that a lawyer team led by a lawyer surnamed Zheng was suspected of colluding with a fraud ring, leaking prosecutors' interrogation content, and assisting accomplices in fabricating testimonies. The prosecution detained three lawyers last month, and late last night (the 14th), summoned four more for questioning. Lawyer Lai was released on bail of NT$600,000, while lawyer Huang and assistant Lin were ordered to be detained without visitation rights. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explains perjury…