Intellectual Property Law in Taiwan - Max Planck Series on Asian Intellectual Property Set

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Contributor Bio:  Hsu, Hubert Hsu is an attorney at law in Taiwan. Contributor Bio:  Shieh, Ming-Yan Shieh is a Professor of Law at the National Taiwan University. He is also a member of the Advisory Committee of Intellectual Property Office in Taiwan. Contributor Bio:  Chen, Che-Hung Chen, Partner, Chen & Lin, Attorneys-at-Law: Director, International New Aspect Cultural and Educational Foundation; Lecturer on Patent Law, Soochow Law School; Arbitrator, WIPO Arbitration Center. Contributor Bio:  Fong, Jerry Fong in 1993 returned to Taiwan to become a partner in a local law firm and later became a faculty member at Chung Yuan University, Department of Financial & Economic Law and the Chairman for the Department in 1998. In 2001, he moved to National Chengchi University Law School. Contributor Bio:  Lei, Grace Lei is a founding member of Winkler Partners. She is a member of the Taipei Bar Association, American Bar Association (IPL Section), New York State Bar Association, and is a registered patent agent in the ROC. She specializes in intellectual property, litigation, competition and antitrust law. Contributor Bio:  Liu, Kung-Chung Liu in 1992 became an assistant Research Fellow at the Institute for Social Sciences and Philosophy Academia Sinica, in 1996 an Associate Research Dellow, and since 2002 has been Research Fellow and conjunct professor of law at the Graduate School of Intellectual Property, National Chen Chi University. Contributor Bio:  Winkler, Robin Winkler is a founding partner of Winkler Partners, the first partnership between local and foreign lawyers in Taiwan. He is a U. S. lawyer and has been a Taiwan trade mark agent since 1990. He is a governor of the American Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the Chamber's Intellectual Property and Licensing committee. Contributor Bio:  Wu, Li-Chi Wu has a PhD in law from the University of Munich. He is a freelance researcher in Germany. Contributor Bio:  Heath, Christopher Heath lived and worked in Japan for three years and since 1992 has headed the Max Planck Institute's Asian Department.