

Taiwan
The Taiwan economy has a dynamic and diversified market-oriented system, with a competitive edge as a major exporter of electronics, machinery, chemicals, textiles and other goods. They are also a leading innovator in areas such as semiconductors, biotechnology and green energy.
At Allen & Overy, we have extensive experience as international counsel on a wide range of matters involving Taiwan, including intellectual property (both transactions and litigation), data protection, antitrust, mergers and acquisitions, project finance, regulatory issues, capital markets, loans, mergers and acquisitions and other commercial matters. We have worked with many of Taiwan's largest organisations in various industries and sectors.
Our Taiwan group comprises of specialists from our global network of offices, including Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Washington DC, the Bay Area, New York, and Amsterdam. They offer a full range of services to meet the international needs of Taiwanese businesses.
We are not permitted to practice Taiwanese law, but we have a proven track record of working seamlessly and effectively with local counsel in Taiwan to deliver successful outcomes for our clients. We help our clients achieve their growth ambitions both within Taiwan and around the world.
If you would like to learn more about our offerings, email us at Taiwan@Allenovery.com
Key contacts
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Noah Brumfield
Partner
Washington, D.C.
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Alun Evans
Partner
Singapore
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Jason Humphreys
Partner
Singapore
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Bijal Vakil
Partner, Global Co-head of Technology
Silicon Valley
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Kung-Wei Liu
Partner
Hong Kong
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Tess Fang
Partner
Hong Kong
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