Lu-Shin Lee

Acting for a Taiwanese government-owned company in a dispute arising from a bidding process that complies with the Agreement on Government Procurement within the framework of the WTO. The dispute is valued at US$46 billion.

Acting for a Taiwanese government-owned company in a construction dispute with a Japan-based multinational construction company. The dispute is valued at US$246 million.

Acting for a Taiwanese government-owned company in conciliation proceedings for a dispute regarding adjustment of the completion day and remedies arising from an EPC contract. The claim is valued at US$20 million, and the governing law was Taiwanese law.

Acting for a Taiwanese government-owned company in a construction dispute with a Korea-based multinational construction company. The dispute is valued at US$6 million.

Acting for a US multilevel marketing company in Taiwan in filing a commercial arbitration case arising from a breach of confidentiality under a settlement agreement. The arbitration is held in Taiwan under CAA Rules, and the applicable law is Taiwanese law.

Acting for the client’s management team in numerous litigation cases arising from a financial holding company attempting a hostile takeover of a government-owned financial holding company.

Acting for a public company with operations both in Taiwan and China in a toxic torts case regarding a US$8 million claim in Taiwan. In this case, we successfully introduced an epidemiology theory, which had never been used in Taiwan in deciding causation in torts cases, into the court system.