Member Profile

Mr. Li-Pu Lee, Esq. is currently a managing partner at Formosan Brothers as well as a registered arbitrator with the Chinese Arbitration Association, Taipei.

In addition to practicing law in Taiwan, he obtained both his LL.M. and J.D. degree from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis (U.S.A.).

Admitted to New York State Bar, Mr. Lee has received a comprehensive legal education in both the United States and Taiwan. He has profound legal knowledge and experience practicing in the fields of international trade, negotiations, transnational merger and acquisition, real estate, contract drafting, tax and transnational litigation and non-litigation disputes.

- Representing international companies in arbitration proceedings in the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Chinese Arbitration Association (Taiwan), and Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre.

- Representing international companies in cross-border matters in the Court of Taiwan.

- Representing international companies in merger and acquisition in Taiwan and Greater China area.

- Assisting domestic clients in litigation proceedings in the U.S., E.U., and BVI.

- Assisting international companies to invest in Taiwan.

- Providing foreign client’s legal services in All Areas.

Extensive experience in the following industries:

High Tech, Aviation, Media, Financial Institutions, Foreign Investment, Traditional Manufacturing, Constructions, Biotech, Automotive, Shipping, Maritime, Real Estate, and Tax.

J.D. from Washington University in St. Louis (USA)

LL.M. from Washington University in St. Louis (USA)

LL.B. from Tunghai University (Taiwan)

Co-author, “Lesson form Judgments of Past Corporate Hostile Takeovers: Fighting for Controlling interest” Angle Lawyer Empowerment, Vol. 1 (2018).

“Shall Bad Debt Loss be Recognized and a Starting Point for Loss Being Setoff Against Profit be Formed if a Debt is not Collected Through Compulsory Execution Procedure?” Tax Journal, Vol. 2117, at 34-35 (2010).

“An Introduction of Warranty Against Defects in Construction Contracts,” A Study of Construction Laws in Practice III, Angle Publishing Co. Ltd. distr. (2007).