2021-01-01
Publication

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?