From organizing documents and negotiation or mediation to litigation or non-contentious proceedings, discuss the options that fit the nature of your matter and its current stage.
First confirm the disputed facts, the relevant documents and the deadlines, then discuss how to proceed.
After a tort or contract dispute arises, we can help organize the evidence and the basis of your claim and assess sending a certified letter (存證信函) or an attorney letter, negotiation and mediation. If the matter goes to court, we help prepare the complaint or the defense.
For construction contract performance disputes and cases under the Government Procurement Act and the Consumer Protection Act, we can start by reviewing the contract, performance records and correspondence, then assess the claims and documents needed for negotiation, mediation or litigation.
We can help organize the family facts and related documents and discuss agreements, mediation, and claims or defenses in family proceedings. Specific arrangements still depend on the circumstances of the parties and the children.
Before litigation, or where litigation is not needed, we can help review and draft contracts and attorney letters, and assess whether a non-contentious route such as a payment order is suitable. Applying for a payment order and any later enforcement still depend on the conditions of the individual case.
On corporate governance, regulatory compliance and labor disputes, we can help review documents, identify risks, and discuss negotiation or procedural responses. When a dispute arises, next steps are assessed based on its current stage.
Organize the timeline, contracts, correspondence and any notices you have received.
Confirm the direction of the claim or defense and assess the prospects for negotiation and mediation.
Prepare the complaint, defense, payment order application or other documents depending on the nature of the matter.
Once an enforceable title is obtained, assess compulsory enforcement and later steps.
Attorney Hsu conducts a conflict check before consultation.