Titan represented a well-known global audiovisual platform provider in Taiwan to legally defend a copyright infringement accusation, and received non-prosecution in the first sentence. Taiwan High Prosecutors Office dismissed the appeal and decided to maintain the same judgement. Since the plaintiff, former general manager of our client, erased all the information in the computer before resignation, resulting our client to have limit knowledge of every authorizing details of the videos, hence the willful copyright infringement is difficult to ascertain.

This case was led by our managing partner, Dr. Ching-Yuan Yeh, and partner Yi-Wei Chuo, with the assistance of our attorney Mr. Yan-Hong Lin. Dr. Yeh, with an S.J.D. and a J.D. from University of Pennsylvania, has over twenty years of experience and previously practiced at Taiwan’s Lee & Li as well as global law firm Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Mr. Chuo, who specializes in corporate governance and securities law, was general counsel at Walsin Lihua and Changshu Specialty Steel, and worked in the legal department at FarEastone Telecommunications. Mr. Lin earned an LL.M. degree from National Taipei University, has experience in defamation lawsuit, land disputes, corporate litigations, and contract review.