TAIWAN Law and Practice Contributed by: Chengkai Wang, Yachi Huang, Herman Lin and Tzutien Huang, Dentons Taiwan (Dacheng Taiwan)
Dentons Taiwan (Dacheng Taiwan) was established in 2010 and boasts over 50 lawyers and legal con - sultants. As one of the world’s largest law firms, the Taiwan office has approximately ten lawyers special - ising in employment and labour law, providing strate - gic legal solutions to ensure multinational businesses align with local laws while maintaining a consistent corporate culture. The firm offers extensive expertise in a variety of practice areas, including labour and employment, TMT, dispute resolution, corporate and
M&A, capital markets and cross-border investment. Notably, the firm’s team excels in handling employ - ment-related disputes, compliance audits and com - plex negotiations, and has significant experience advising on high-stakes terminations and restructur - ing processes. The firm’s global network spans key markets such as China, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, Europe and the Americas, allowing it to seamlessly handle local and international legal challenges.
Authors
Chengkai Wang is a senior partner at Dentons Taiwan with expertise in labour and employment law alongside corporate, M&A and TMT practices. He drafts and revises employment contracts, handling labour disputes
Yachi Huang is an attorney with over ten years of practice and extensive experience in civil, labour, commercial and personal data protection law. She has advised local and international companies on compliance with
and ensuring compliance with employment laws for multinational and local businesses. His experience spans key global markets including Asia, the USA and Europe. Chengkai holds dual qualifications to practice law in New York and Taiwan, bringing a robust international perspective to his legal counsel. He earned his LLM from Columbia Law School and holds degrees in law and economics from National Taiwan University. Fluent in Mandarin, English and Taiwanese, Chengkai is well-equipped to support clients through intricate legal challenges. civil procedures, criminal proceedings, IP rights and administrative litigation. He also serves as the director of the Cultural and Educational Foundation of Taiwan and has held notable positions including director at several listed financial institutions in Taiwan. His affiliations include long-standing roles as an arbitrator with the Chinese Arbitration Association, Taipei since 1987 and director at the Intellectual Property Protection Association since 2004. Herman’s vast experience helps clients to handle complex legal matters across various sectors. Herman Lin is a managing partner at Dentons’ Taiwan office, bringing over three decades of diverse legal expertise to his role and a focus on
Taiwanese regulations and civil, criminal and IP litigation, and has represented prominent copyright holders in IP cases and a multinational corporation in trade mark dispute resolution. Yachi has handled trade mark disputes for multinational corporations and conducted due diligence for M&A involving semiconductor and logistics companies. At Dentons Taiwan, she offers contract review and legal counsel to sectors such as food, retail, medical devices and construction and has managed commercial litigation for technology firms and international enterprises. where she significantly contributes to firm operations and client relations. Admitted to the Bar in Taiwan (1996) and New York (1999), Tzutien holds law degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and Tzutien Huang is a senior partner and office director at Dentons Taiwan, National Taiwan University. Her expertise spans employment, capital markets, corporate and M&A, IP rights and competition law. Tzutien has advised multinational corporations on various legal matters including foreign investments, equity structures, IP rights and labour disputes across multiple industries. Her leadership was also evident during her tenure as director of the Taiwan Bar Association from 2020 to 2022, reflecting her dedicated service in the legal community.
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