Emerging Trends in Dispute Resolution – An Analysis of the Commercial Case
Author: LCS & Partners
This book covers a wide range of topics including "New Developments in the Commercial Case Adjudication Act," "Analysis on Amendments to Other Litigation Procedures," "Introduction to Commercial, Cross-border, and M&A Disputes," and "Practical Case Analysis." Through in-depth discussions of newly amended laws and analysis of practical cases, it explores effective dispute resolution mechanisms in today’s competitive environment.
Section 1: New Developments in the Commercial Case Adjudication Act
From General Procedures to Special Procedures – A Comparative Application of Civil Procedure Law, the Commercial Case Adjudication Act, and Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act.
A Brief Review of the Party Inquiry System in Commercial Litigation Cases
Jurisdiction and Remedies in Cases Involving Workers Suspected of Violating Former Employers' Trade Secrets
The Right to Access Documents in Criminal Cases Involving Trade Secret Defendants – Focusing on the Confidentiality Order System
Section 2: Analysis of Amendments to Other Litigation Procedures
Dispute Resolution in Labor Cases
Protection and Remedies for Fundamental Constitutional Rights – An Introduction to the New System for Constitutional Adjudication in Taiwan
Section 3: Introduction to Commercial, Cross-border, and M&A Disputes
Apples and Oranges Differing Expectations and Assumptions between Taiwanese and Foreign Parties in Cross-Border Transactions
How to Prepare in Advance for Overseas Investment Disputes?
A Study on the Choice of Governing Law and Practical Issues in Arbitration Procedures
Section 4: Other Practical Cases’ Analyses
Protection Mechanisms for Shareholder Rights and Dispute Resolution in M&A Transactions
Dispute Resolution in Industrial Zone Development
A Study on the Transfer of Land Ownership for Self-managed Urban Redevelopment
What Constitutes "Material Information" in Insider Trading – Is it Possible to Avoid the Pitfalls of Insider Trading Civil and Criminal Litigation?