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    Amendments To The Regulations Governing Use Of Insurance Enterprise's Funds In Special Projects, Public Utilities And Social Welfare Enterprises

    The total amount that the insurance enterprise invested in one and the same investment project shall be less than NT$5 billion and less than 10% of the owner's equity of the insurance enterprise.
    TaiwanInsurance
    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

    Report By The Supreme People's Court Of China Regarding The Latest Updates Of IP Courts

    On September 9, the Supreme People's Court held a press conference regarding the latest updates of the Intellectual Property (IP) Courts in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.
    ChinaIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Are Technical Graphics Protected By The Copyright Act?

    Under the Copyright Act, works are generally deemed protected when they embody both the expression of thoughts or emotions and a degree of originality.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • 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

    Solicitor liable to bank for fraudulent mortgage

    If a solicitor provides cheque directions to a bank without a client's authority, he breaches the warranty of authority.
    AustraliaFinance and Banking
    Curwoods Lawyers
    Curwoods Lawyers
  • Article

    SEC Chair Gensler Appoints Senior Advisors

    SEC Chair Gary Gensler appointed several senior staff members to advise on matters before the Commission.
    United StatesFinance and Banking
    Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
    Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
  • 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

    Hashed & Salted: Vol. 4, Issue 3

    As we hit the middle of 2025, California is once again the focus of our attention, as both its legislators and regulators are attempting to square privacy protections with developing technology...
    United StatesPrivacy
    Loeb & Loeb LLP
    Loeb & Loeb LLP
  • Article

    A Dispute Arising From The Interpretation And Application Of The "Warranty Of Patent Approval" And "Warranty Of Applicability" Clauses In A Technology Transfer Agreement

    Technology transfer is a common collaboration model among industry, government, and academia. However, technology transfer often gives rise to disputes such as defects in rights, defects in goods, or breach of warranty terms.
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Determination Of Scope Of Rights For Extended Pharmaceutical Patents

    The Taiwan Patent Act was amended on December 21, 2021 with the addition of Article 56. Article 56 stipulates that "the scope of a patent, of which a term extension has been granted...
    TaiwanIntellectual Property
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Podcast

    The Fashionably IP Podcast Reaches Its 50th Episode! (Podcast)

    Rebecca Field and Lee Curtis reflect on fifty episodes of their Fashionably IP podcast, revisiting the most significant intellectual property cases and concepts they've covered in the fashion industry since May 2022. What patterns have emerged across these discussions, and which legal issues have proven most impactful in shaping fashion IP law?
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • 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

    The 2015 Amendment To The Criminal Code Provisions Governing Confiscation

    An amendment to the Criminal Code provisions governing confiscation was passed by Taiwan's Legislative Yuan on 17 December 2015 and will be effective from July 1, 2016.
    TaiwanCriminal Law
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    How The Reduction Of Working Hours Affects The Determination Of Overwork

    Starting on 1 January 2016, the statutory normal working hours in Taiwan has been reduced from 84 hours every two weeks to 40 hours every week.
    TaiwanEmployment and HR
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    The National Land Use Planning Act Passed By The Legislative Yuan

    The Act is expected to take effect in June 2016, and will serve as the supreme guiding principle of national land use and zoning.
    TaiwanReal Estate and Construction
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Do Customers' Online Reviews And Store Responses Have Legal Responsibilities?

    With the prevalence of the internet, people have become accustomed to refer to online reviews for their consumption decision-making and also express their opinions through online reviews after consumption.
    TaiwanPrivacy
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    The FSC Strengthens The Supervision Of TRFs Amendments Of The Regulations Governing Internal Operating Systems And Procedures For Banks Conducting Derivatives Business

    As Renminbi is expected to continue appreciating in the past few years, Renminbi-linked TRFs are very popular with domestic investors.
    TaiwanFinance and Banking
    Lee & Li
    Lee & Li
  • Article

    Can A Licensor Terminate The License Agreement On The Grounds That The Licensee Exceeded The Scope Of The License?

    On August 5, 2024, the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court (hereinafter the "IP Court") issued its Civil Judgment No. 112-Min-Shang-Su-Zi-54, which analyzes and assesses whether a licensor can terminate a license agreement on the grounds that the licensee has exceeded the scope of the license.
    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

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