LCS & Partners

2023-01-01 Publication
Corporate Sustainability Development and Emerging Practical Trends

Corporate Sustainability Development and Emerging Practical Trends

Author: LCS & Partners
 

Published in 2023 by LCS & Partners, the book "Corporate Sustainability Development and Emerging Practical Trends" includes four main topics: "New Trends in ESG Corporate Sustainable Development," "Energy Industry Development Trends," "Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions Practicalities," and "Outlook on Latest Issues." In addition to exploring the latest topics on traditional combination reports and corporate mergers and acquisitions, the content also covers the latest trends in Taiwan’s most popular energy industry and includes an analysis of the latest legal issues related to ESG corporate sustainability management.

 

  • Section 1: New Trends in ESG Corporate Sustainable Development
    Regulations and Issues Corporations Face Under ESG Policies
    Legal Responsibilities and Risks in Preparing Sustainability Reports

 

  • Section 2: Energy Industry Development Trends
    Preliminary Exploration of Legal Issues Related to Offshore Wind Power in the Third Stage
    Analysis, Application, and Outlook of Corporate Renewable Energy Power Purchase and Sale Contracts
    Common Legal Issues in Fisheries and Electricity Symbiosis Land Lease Practices
    Practical Issues and Analysis of Renewable Energy Power Purchase Targets
    Practical Analysis of Article 39 of the Electricity Act Regarding Power Line Installation Rights

 

  • Section 3: Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions Practicalities
    Preliminary Exploration, Analysis, and Outlook on New Mechanism for Protecting Shareholder Rights Under the Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions Act, Specifically Regarding Cash-Out Shareholders
    Practical Tips on Merger Filing

 

  • Section 4: Outlook on Latest Issues
    A Comprehensive Overview of Cybersecurity Laws
    Infidelity Is Not a Crime, and No Compensation Is Required?!—A Brief Review of the Taipei District Court Civil Judgment No. 41 of 2020.