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Telephone
02-77093611
Line
@fdlaw
address
17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Our firm is a professional business lawyer who is proficient in insider trading. We have handled hundreds of cases involving securities trading laws, insider trading, defaulted delivery, equity transfer disputes, corporate embezzlement, violations of the law by directors and supervisors, equity trading, equity structure planning, etc. The group of senior lawyers has 20 years of practice experience and has served as legal counsel for many large listed companies. They have rich practical experience. Team members work together to fight for the best rights and interests of clients.

This article focuses on quickly outlining how to avoid detention. A professional criminal lawyer can assist when facing criminal charges or investigations, a time when many people may feel panicked and helpless. Detention is one of the most feared situations for many, but fortunately, a professional criminal lawyer can provide invaluable assistance and guidance to help you avoid detention as much as possible. In this article, we will explore some methods to avoid detention and discuss how a professional criminal lawyer can play a role in this process. Understanding Your Rights The first step is understanding your rights. Regardless of the charges you face, you have the right to remain silent and to have an attorney. These rights are protected by law, and you should make full use of them. When police or investigators contact you, remain calm and clearly…

This article provides a quick overview of what to do when you receive a criminal summons from a court or district attorney's office. Here's what you should do and why seeking legal assistance is crucial! Introduction Receiving a criminal summons from a court or district attorney's office can be a frightening experience. However, don't panic! Taking the right action in this situation is essential. This article will provide guidance to help you understand how to handle this situation and explain why seeking legal assistance is vital. Part 1: Understanding the Meaning and Importance of Criminal Summons Before formally discussing how to deal with a criminal summons, we need to understand its meaning and importance. A criminal summons is a legal document issued by a court or district attorney's office, usually indicating that someone is suspected of committing a crime…

This article provides a quick overview of how to find a lawyer in a criminal case. How do you find a suitable criminal litigation lawyer? A professional criminal lawyer shares their insights! If you have a case that requires you to go to the district attorney's office or court, you will definitely want to find an experienced lawyer who can truly do their best to assist you! Our firm completely understands your feelings! Our team of lawyers has handled numerous criminal litigation cases. As professional and experienced criminal lawyers, we often see families and clients in many criminal cases choose the wrong lawyer. Choosing the wrong lawyer mainly refers to hiring an incompetent or unprofessional lawyer. Frankly speaking, most people may only encounter a lawsuit once in their lifetime, let alone a criminal case. Since it's rare to encounter one, it's difficult to pay attention to and deal with a professional lawyer in this field. Like a…

This article focuses on quickly summarizing common everyday occurrences such as hearing about criminal suspects being detained. What is detention? News reports often mention courts awarding bail amounts, and does bail mean innocence? If a family member or friend is suspected in a criminal case, what can I do during the police investigation? Why is it necessary to hire a lawyer during an investigation? Who can I see while detained? I. How do police and prosecutors handle cases during the investigation stage? The investigation stage is when police and prosecutors collect evidence and decide whether to prosecute. This stage may involve police questioning, searches, seizures, and prosecutorial interrogations. If, during this stage, the prosecutor believes you may be a flight risk, collude with others, or destroy evidence; or if you are detained without a legitimate reason for not cooperating with police or prosecutor summons, you may be subject to…

This article quickly summarizes what a summons is. A summons is a document issued by a judicial authority during litigation to summon the defendant or witness to appear at the district prosecutor's office or court for trial. The regulations concerning summonses are stipulated in Articles 71 and 175 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Upon receiving a summons, the first thing to confirm is that the general public is often stunned and at a loss when they receive a summons from a judicial authority, wondering if they will be detained if they go to court, what happened, what to say, and what the consequences will be, etc. Lawyers suggest that upon receiving a summons, the first thing to do is to verify its authenticity and content. At the top of the summons, the issuing authority will be listed; you should confirm this first. The summons will also contain…


This article quickly summarizes the role of a criminal litigation lawyer. Criminal litigation lawyers are crucial figures in the legal system; they represent the accused in criminal trials to ensure fair treatment. Criminal litigation lawyers must be familiar with criminal legal procedures and possess the ability to provide excellent defense and legal advice in court. The primary responsibility of a criminal litigation lawyer is to represent the defendant in court during criminal trials. During the trial, the lawyer will thoroughly study the case, including the facts, evidence, and law. The lawyer must understand the prosecution's charges and the evidence in order to build a strong defense. The lawyer will also study the law to identify any procedural loopholes that could be exploited to defend the defendant. Criminal litigation lawyers must also communicate with the defendant and…

