A Bridge over Troubled Waters: Taiwan's Legal Regime for Handling Investments from PRC Entities

As the most important facilitator in the warming of China-Taiwan relations in the future, the continued evolution and understanding of laws dictating commercial activity are crucial to the stability of East Asia.

13 minute read October 31, 2005 at 11:58 PM

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By Jacqueline C. Fu, Shilin Huang and Alex Hung, J&J Attorneys at Law, Taipei

Commercial activities across the Taiwan Strait have become increasingly busy since the governments on both sides liberalized their traditionally defensive investment policies to one another.

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