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Telephone
02-77093611
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@fdlaw
address
17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Fidelity Law Firm assists large corporations, SMEs, startups, and multinational companies with contract review, drafting, and examination of English contracts and international trade terms. The focus of contract review is not merely on making the terms sound appealing, but on helping companies understand the actual risks involved in payment, delivery, acceptance, warranty, breach of contract, termination, confidentiality, intellectual property rights, jurisdiction, and dispute resolution before signing.
Our firm has overseas study experience and a UK doctorate in law. We also have experience as legal counsel in the legal department of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, and have long-term collaborations with accountants, financial advisors and corporate clients.
Therefore, when we review contracts, we not only look at the legal text, but also at the transaction structure, payment points, how tax and financial documents are combined, business negotiation practices, and whether the terms will cause problems in practical implementation.
Contract review is not about changing every clause to your advantage, but about determining which clauses are essential to uphold and which can be exchanged for commercial terms, so that the transaction can be completed while managing risks.
Having worked with accountants and corporate teams for a long time, I am familiar with internal corporate approvals, financial documents, transaction processes, due diligence, and cross-departmental communication methods.
We handle English contracts, international trade terms, distribution and agency agreements, authorization agreements, procurement agreements, export agreements, import agreements, joint venture agreements, and investment agreements, helping companies avoid rights discrepancies caused by language differences.
Whether it's a listed company, a foreign company, a small or medium-sized enterprise, or a startup, if there's an important contract to sign, a lawyer can help review the risks and negotiation strategies before signing.
Cooperation agreements, distribution agreements, agency agreements, franchise agreements, procurement agreements, supply agreements, contracting agreements, agency agreements, and service contracts.
Investment agreements, shareholder agreements, joint venture agreements, fundraising documents, share sales, technology investment, preemptive rights, exit mechanisms, and control arrangements.
English contract review, export and import contracts, incoterms, payment terms, letters of credit, delivery risks, acceptance terms, governing law and international dispute settlement.
Licensing agreements, technology cooperation, brand licensing, software services, trade secrets, confidentiality agreements, non-competition agreements, copyright and data usage terms.
Compliance with corporate laws, board and shareholders' meeting documents, securities exchange laws, internal regulations, foreign company transaction documents, and corporate laws.
Contract performance disputes, breach of contract notices, contract termination negotiations, damages, payment collection, commercial arbitration, pre-litigation negotiation, and commercial litigation strategies.
We will assist companies in assessing the commercial significance of each risk: Will this clause affect payment? Will it impose unlimited liability on the company? Will it grant the other party excessive termination rights? Are the other party's demands for confidentiality, intellectual property rights, non-compete agreements, or guarantees reasonable? If not all clauses can be modified, which clauses should be negotiated first, and which clauses can be exchanged for price, payment terms, or delivery milestones?
First, confirm the trading partner, cooperation model, payment method, delivery process, negotiation location, and the risks that the company cares about most.
Check that the master contract, quotation, order, SOW, specification sheet, confidentiality agreement, English attachments and related correspondence are consistent.
Risks are categorized into different levels, such as those requiring modification, those suggesting modification, and those acceptable but requiring internal disclosure, to facilitate corporate decision-making.
Provide a written statement of terms that allows for a direct response, and design concessions and alternative conditions.
After the contract is signed, in the event of acceptance, payment, breach of contract, termination or dispute, we can continue to assist in sending letters, negotiating, mediating, arbitrating or litigating.
Yes, it's necessary. The more it resembles the other party's standard version, the more likely it is to favor their interests. Lawyers can help identify significant risks in payment, acceptance, termination, compensation, confidentiality, intellectual property, and jurisdiction clauses, and provide negotiable alternative wording.
Simply translating is not recommended. English contracts often involve governing law, jurisdiction, business practices, and English legal terminology; a word-for-word translation may not reveal the true risks. It's necessary to understand both the legal implications and the context of the transaction.
Suitable. Small and medium-sized enterprises often lack a complete legal department due to limited manpower. If important procurement, distribution, investment, cooperation and service contracts are not reviewed in advance, it may lead to disputes over payment, delivery, compensation or trade secrets.
It is recommended to provide a draft contract, attachments, quotation, order, correspondence, transaction background, payment method, delivery process, proposed modifications by the other party, and the company's most important business objectives.
Yes. Our firm can provide red-ink revisions, suggested terms, risk summaries, negotiation strategies, and written terms in both Chinese and English to directly respond to the other party.
Please provide a draft contract, attachments, transaction background, and your most pressing concerns. Our firm can assist companies in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, and throughout Taiwan with contract review, including English contracts, business contracts, and international trade contracts.