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Mr. Chih-Ke Wu joined Lee and Li Attorneys-at-Law in 1996. His major practice area is dispute resolution, covering mainly litigation, arbitration and mediation. He has successfully represented clients in civil litigation involving disputes over contracts, real property transactions, commercial transactions, and provisional and enforcement proceedings. He is also experienced in handling criminal cases involving embezzlement, fraud, defamation, and securities exchange.
While in the Public Construction Department of Lee and Li, where Chih-Ke Wu handled a large number of engineering mediation, litigation, and arbitration cases related to public works. During this period, he represented several major Taiwanese engineering companies in milestone public-works cases: construction of Terminal II of Taoyuan Airport, construction of the second National Freeway, construction of Seaside Highway, and construction of the Hsuehshan (Mt. Snow) Tunnel. With such experience, Chih-Ke Wu has successfully defended clients against criminal charges of illegal profiting, corruption, breach of the Public Procurement Law and labor-safety laws in public-construction cases.
Chih-Ke Wu has also handled high-profiled cases such as the shoulder dystocia case, the compulsory patent authorization case, the Koo Chen-fu paternity dispute, the rigging of the Yunling incinerator case, medicine-price kickback case, and the Ma Ying-Jeou mayoral expense case.
Educational Background
LL.M., Soochow University (2013) LL.B., National Chung-Hsing University (1993)
Practices
Civil Dispute Resolution: Compulsory Enforcement, arbitration; Criminal Dispute Representation and Defense; Government Contracts; Public Law Dispute Resolution
Experience
Director of Taipai Bar Association Secretary General of Taipai Bar Association Student President, Legal Service Association of National Chung-Hsing University
Qualifications
R.O.C. licensed patent agent (2002) R.O.C. arbitrator (2002) Admitted to Taiwan Bar Association (1996)
