Leveraging its impressive global footprint, Baker McKenzie’s Taipei office handles highly complex litigation which often spans several jurisdictions including the Cayman Islands and The British Virgin Islands. The team has a significant wealth of experience handling commercial and trust litigation, international arbitration, and cross-border wealth disputes. Its clients includes a mix of private clients, international and PRC-based clients. The ‘exceptional’ Anna Hwang who is dual-qualified in New York and Henry Chang jointly lead the team. Recent highlights include acting for a prolific Taiwanese family trust on a major international litigations involving Bermuda, U.S. and English law regarding a complex multinational wealth dispute.

Jones Day remains a strong player and is a popular choice for major Taiwanese companies which instruct the team to handle multijurisdictional litigation, corporate governance, product liability litigation, and construction disputes. Jason Chen handles corporate governance, commercial arbitration, hostile takeover and breach of securities laws. Ming-Wei Lo focuses on disputes arising from the Taiwan Securities Exchange Act. Po-Chien Chen splits his time between Taipei and Shanghai whilst Simon Yu harnesses his previous decade as a district court judge to advise on food safety, corporate crisis management and complex commercial disputes. Barry Lai is recommended for class action, white-collar crime, contract disputes and labour-related matters. Chen-Gang Yen acts for biochemical, petrochemical, and food companies in complex civil and criminal cases.

Lin & Partners Attorneys-At-Law counts local and international companies as its main clients, and particularly excels in construction, infrastructure and procurement disputes. Recently highlights include successfully defending six hundred crew members in the case of an oil spill concerning a Palau-flagged container ship in the Kaohsiung harbour.  The team is led by doyen George Lin and is supported by Matthew Chen who has experience in international arbitration, civil litigation and white-collar criminal defense.

Chien Yeh Law Offices predominantly acts for Taiwanese companies a range of commercial disputes. The firm has recently been involved in Singaporean-seated arbitration and property disputes. Charles S.T. Chang, Chien-Ting Yeh, and Shih-Hao Wang are key names to note.

Brain Trust International Law Firm's caseloads feature a broad mix of domestic and multijurisdictional disputes.  Fred Lin and Hung Ou Yang are key names to note and recently handled labour and contractual disputes and disputes arising out of complex M&A transactions.

Chen & Lin Attorneys-at-Law has retained its growing position in the market advising a broad variety of disputes. The team is jointly led by IP litigator Che-Hung Chen and Edward Liu who has a significant track record in commercial, securities, as well as IP litigation.

Eiger‘s dispute resolution offering has a strong international element which is reflective of the balance between Taiwanese and foreign lawyers at the firm. It regularly represents international companies and conglomerates including major fashion brands, technology companies and delivery conglomerates. Spearheaded by Taipei-duo John Eastwood and Heather Hsiao, the team is noted for its particular expertise in IP-related litigation.

Innovatus Law is active in Taiwan and a large number of Asian countries. Praised for its ‘excellent strategic advice’, the team is led by Derek Sun who excels in corporate, construction, government, and regulatory litigation and commercial disputes. Jamie Yang who is dual-qualified in the U.S. and Taiwan, is another key name to note.