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    MOF Revises Rules For Overseas Investment By Insurance Companies

    TaiwanStrategy
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
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    Trademark Sole License Not Definitely Equivalent To Exclusive License

    The Intellectual Property Court pointed out in a civil litigation against trademark infringement that the exclusive license should be limited to the situations where the trademark owner will not use the licensed trademark.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Unregistered Trademark Exclusive Licensee Entitled To File Civil Litigations Against Trademark Infringement

    According to the Trademark Act, the exclusive licensee is entitled to take legal actions against trademark infringement as the trademark owner may take.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Overseas Securities Issuance Guidelines Revised

    TaiwanCorporate/Commercial Law
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Electronic Signature Law Drafted

    TaiwanFinance and Banking
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Copyright Infringement Issues Concerning Adaptations Of Computer Software

    According to Article 3, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 11 of the Copyright Act, an "adaptation" refers to the creation of another work based on a pre-existing work by translation, musical arrangement, revision, filming, or other means.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Supreme Court's Recent Decisions On Enforcement Of Utility Model Patents

    The IP Court's decision was reversed and remanded by Taiwan's Supreme Court.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Taiwan's Supreme Court's New Decision On Contract Manufacturers' Infringement Liabilities

    One feature of Taiwan's Patent Law (and its entire IP laws) that many patentees find interesting is the lack of indirect infringement.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Can A Plaintiff In A Tort Action Initially Claim The Minimum Amount Of Damages And Later Increase The Amount Claimed At A Second Trial?

    The statute of limitations for claiming damages for infringement of intellectual property rights is, in principle, two years, with a maximum of ten years ...
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Does A Patentee's Filing For Post-Grant Amendment During A Civil Proceeding Constitute An Amendment Of The Statement Of Claims?

    Based on the judgments rendered by the IP Court after the aforementioned Supreme Court decision, the IP Court has not changed its practice. However, subsequent development of court practice remains to be seen.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Enforcing Foreign Court Judgments In Taiwan

    With an increasing number of cases being brought against Taiwan companies, it’s important to consider how to make that future judgment worth something. With Taiwan’s relatively unique diplomatic isolation, it can be often helpful to get advice at a couple of key junctures: before getting into a contract with a Taiwan party and before commencing litigation against a Taiwan party.
    TaiwanLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Wenger Vieli Belser
    Wenger Vieli Belser
  • Article

    Taiwan IP Court's Jurisdiction Over Abroad E-Commerce Sites

    In a recent decision, the Taiwan IP Court rendered a new perspective on the test of determining whether a Taiwan court has jurisdiction over a foreign defendant whose products are sold to Taiwan via its website.
    TaiwanLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Case Report On The Intellectual Property Court's Granting Of The Application For Preliminary Injunction Based On Trade Secrets Protection

    The Intellectual Property Court ("IP Court") rendered ruling No. 2015-MZK-7 granting an application for a preliminary injunction order ("PIO") on October 2, 2015.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Determining A Work Without The Originality Based On The Principle Of ‘Indirect Contact'

    The Copyright Act in Taiwan, stipulating that "the author of a work shall enjoy copyright upon completion of the work," adopts the principle that copyright is vested automatically.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Should An IP Indemnity Be Premised On Actual Infringement?

    IP warranty & indemnity clauses are legal tools often used by buyers to manage and distribute supply chain risks, in particular IP litigation and associated financial hazards in connection with the seller's products ...
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Can A Forum Selection Clause Divest Taiwan Courts Of Jurisdiction?

    Whether and to what extent is a foreign forum selection clause enforceable?
    TaiwanLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Key Points To Know When Engaging In Civil Disputes In Taiwan

    An attachment order may be applied for before filing litigation to ensure that the defendant's assets are not improperly transferred, hidden, or disposed of.
    TaiwanLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Winkler Partners
    Winkler Partners
  • Article

    IP Court's Recent Antitrust Law Decision Shakes Taiwan's Auto Parts Industry

    Turning down a license request is, as a matter of fact, a way of exercising patent right at the choice of the patentee.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
  • Article

    Recent Development Of Mosaic Theory In Taiwan's Privacy Law

    Regular readers of this column may agree that, generally speaking, Taiwan's judges are open to new legal theories bred in other jurisdictions, especially when it comes to tech laws.
    TaiwanPrivacy
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
    Saint Island International Patent & Law Offices
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    Taiwan Supreme Court Grand Chamber Clarifies Criminal Proceeds Require Actual Gains And Confession Allows Sentence Reduction Even Without Obtaining Proceeds

    On May 14, 2024, the Criminal Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court rendered its 113-Tai-Shang-Da-Zi-4096 ruling, providing a unified interpretation regarding...
    TaiwanCriminal Law
    Lee, Tsai & Partners
    Lee, Tsai & Partners

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