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Business Law in Taiwan

We are pleased to announce that “Business Law in Taiwan” has been published by Yuhikaku Publishing Co., Ltd. with contributions from members of our Taiwan practice group including Taipei partner Sheng-Chieh Chang, Tokyo partner Ing-Chian Sun, Isamu Imaizumi, Hiroko Jimbo, and Kenta Ogata, with support from Tokyo associates Shang-Ju Lin, Yen-Lun Huang, and Chu-Ting Yu, and Taipei associates Chih-Chieh Nung, Jyh-Shyuan Jou, and Ya-Hsin Deng.

Authors

張 勝傑

He represents various listing companies including a large cell phone motherboard manufacturer, a beverage company and large panel company in Taiwan. He is the legal advisor for the Taipei branch of a major Japanese bank. He has participated in research projects for government entities and in the drafting of legislative bills, including: the Research project launched by the Banking Bureau of Financial Supervisory Committee, “Study on the Types of Merger and Acquisition of Financial Institutions” (October 2007) and the Research project launched by Council for Economic Planning and Development of the Executive Yuan, “Research on Codification of Corporate Reorganization and Insolvency” (March 2005).

孫 櫻倩

Ing-Chian is a lead partner of our Taiwan practice group. As one of the few Taiwanese lawyers based in Japan, she handles a wide variety of matters for clients that conduct business in relation to Taiwan, such as M&A, finance, real estate, competition law/antitrust law, IP, and other international legal matters.
Notably, she was the first Taiwanese lawyer ever to be registered as a Gaikokuho-Jimu-Bengoshi (Registered Foreign Lawyer in Japan) qualified to practice law in Taiwan. She is based in Japan, but serves as a Co-Representative of our Taipei office, and provides our Japanese and Taiwanese clients with seamless, timely legal support for both their inbound and outbound legal needs.

今泉 勇

Isamu IMAIZUMI (Author)

  • Partner
  • Tokyo Hanoi / Ho Chi Minh City

Clients value Isamu’s unique insight into the challenges and uncertainties that they face in a dynamic, growing region. In addition to his experience in Vietnam, he has practiced in Tokyo and various other Asian locations, including a secondment to an Indian law firm. He is known for leveraging his international experience and cultural insights into the local legal and commercial practices to resolve complex, cross-border legal issues in a timely manner, working closely with local counsel. He advises on investments at all stages, from inception to post-closing operations, as well as dispute resolution.

 

神保 寛子

Hiroko Jimbo is advising on various M&A transactions such as acquisitions of private/listed companies, joint ventures, capital/business alliances and technology alliances, and general corporate matters such as support of foreign companies’ entry into Japanese market, with strengths in industries and transactions where technology and intellectual property are important, such as the business integration in the electronics and other manufacturing industries, telecommunication industries, license / franchise business.

She has strong expertise in Japanese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations and handled numerous FDI filings. Based on the experience of various deals and the experience to work with government, she has unique insight to coordinate complex and difficult transactions that involve FDI elements. She engaged in discussion as a member of council and committees at the Japanese government level on the amendment to Japan’s Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act in 2020 and the implementation thereof. She has also served as an advisor for Council for Promotion of Foreign Direct Investment in Japan, Cabinet Office and actively supports the foreign investment promotion.

緒方 健太

Kenta’s primary practice area is corporate crisis management. He draws on experience gained while seconded to a major domestic securities company, studying in the United States, and working for the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission of Japan to inform his handling of alleged violations of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, such as insider trading, market manipulation, and violations of disclosure regulations, as well as managing foreign investigations and interacting with regulatory authorities. He also handles general disputes, with a focus on litigation involving claims against officers and employees arising from corporate scandals, securities litigation, and shareholder derivative litigation. He has significant experience with transactional and corporate law, including M&A transactions, venture businesses, IPOs, and shareholder meetings. He is a member of the Taiwan practice team and has dealt with compliance matters and M&A transactions in and involving Taiwan.