In recent years, the Taiwanese Government set aggressive renewable energy targets, with a particular focus on the development of its offshore wind power capabilities.

The amendments to the Government Procurement Act were promulgated by the presidential order on 6 January 2016.

Taiwan's Government Procurement Act faces its most significant overhaul to date, with draft amendments proposed in November 2025 aimed at modernizing procurement procedures and strengthening supplier protections.

Taiwan’s legal system offers several useful tools for taking action against infringers in technology cases that offer good value for rights holders willing to think flexibly. With the decriminalization of patent infringement over the past several years, purely civil patent claims can be effective but do not have the strength of a combined assault on the infringer using patent, copyright, attachment of assets, trade-secrets, fair-trade, contract and import/export laws. When possible, we recommend

Changes in design and adjustments to the scope of work are very common during the execution of construction contracts, especially in public construction and large-scale projects.