TAIWAN
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Taipei
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Trends and Developments Contributed by: Eddie Hsiung, Tsung-Yuan Shen and Nita Ye Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law
Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law is the oldest and larg - est law firm in Taiwan and is highly sought after by clients worldwide for its comprehensive and premium legal services. Its services are performed by a total of around 860 employees, including around 200 at - torneys, as well as many patent attorneys, patent agents, and trade mark attorneys and over 100 pro - fessionals with backgrounds in technology and other fields. Lee and Li has established various practice groups based on its specialisations in patents and
technology, banking and finance, capital markets, corporate matters and investments, trade marks and copyrights, and dispute resolution. In addition to its headquarters in Taipei, Lee and Li has offices in Hsin - chu, Taichung, and Kaohsiung, as well as alliance firms. The firm collaborates with L&L-Leaven, Attor - neys-at-Law in Shanghai and Lee and Li-Leaven IPR Agency Ltd. in Beijing to assist clients in the Greater China Region with cross-strait legal matters and in - tellectual property rights.
Authors
Eddie Hsiung maintains a well- rounded legal practice encompassing both transactional matters and regulatory compliance, serving clients from a diverse range of industries, including information and
Tsung-Yuan Shen is an associate partner at Lee and Li, specialising in the fields of biomedical and food technology law, intellectual property protection, unfair competition, construction/BOT, and dispute
communications technology, manufacturing, consumer retail, biotechnology, and healthcare, with particular expertise in financial services and digital business sectors. Actively involved in the fields of emerging technologies and the digital economy, Eddie Hsiung is frequently invited to advise government agencies, regulatory authorities, legislators and research institutions at public hearings and seminars on policy issues concerning artificial intelligence, Web3, blockchain, cryptocurrency, fintech, digital platforms, digital transformation, data protection, and electronic signatures.
resolution. His professional background spans biotechnology, law, and economics. Mr Shen has represented many biotech-related companies in the fields of pharmaceuticals, medical instruments, chemicals, health food and GMO; and governmental research organisations in IPR matters and legal matters. He has also advised high-tech companies in the fields of electronics, optoelectronics, communications, precision industry, and multinational construction companies on matters of IPR, high-tech laws and public construction disputes.
Nita Ye is an attorney at Lee and Li, specialising in arbitration, labour disputes, investments, and personal data protection. In addition to these areas, Ms Ye also provides advice on the regulations governing the health
industry and the biotechnology sector. She provides comprehensive consultation and professional legal advice to ensure compliance with industry-specific laws and regulatory requirements.
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