Dr. edward yeh

Specialization

- Intellectual Property Rights Licensing; Cyber Law; Contract Drafting and Negotiations; International Business Transactions; Foreign Direct Investment; Trade Secrets and Non-Competition; Labor Dispute; International Dispute Resolutions; Mediations; Arbitrations. 

 

Education

- Doctor of Jurisprudence & LL.M., University of Texas at Austin School of Law

- M.C.J./LL.M., New York University School of Law

 

Experience

- Attorney-at-law, Illinois, USA

- Legal Consultant for Intellectual Property Law, Perennial Group

- Associate Professor, Law School, Temple University

- Counsel for IP Law amendment, IPO Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C.

 

Publications

- Copyright Issues in Phonograms and Records, Intellectual Property Office of Taiwan, 2006

- Paul Goldstein, Copyright's Highway, Wu-nan Publishing Company, 2000 (Translator) 

- Cyber Law: IPR and Privacy Issues in E-commerce, Perennial Publishing Company, 2000  

- Authors, Editors & CopyrightLaw, Perennial Publishing Company, 1999

- Information Technology and Law II: Internet, Multi-media, Artistic Work & Copyright Law, Su-Chuen Publishing Company, 1997 

- Information Technology and LawI: Copyright & Consumer Protection, Su-Chuen Publishing Company, 1996 

 

 

 

Personal Bio

Dr. Edward Yeh specializes in intellectual property rights and international business transactions.

 

Before his return  to Taiwan, Dr. Yeh was an Associate Professor at Temple University School of Law (Japan Campus) where he taught "International Intellectual Property Licensing", "Cyber Law",  "Business Investment in China", and various other courses. In addition, from 1997 to 2003, Dr. Yeh also taught Business Negotiation, Copyright, Intellectual Property Rights, and Cyber Law at several Taiwanese universities.

 

Dr. Yeh had served as a Copyright Advisor and Copyright Disputes Mediator to the Taiwanese government from 1997 to 2007, and had helped advising the drafting and amendment of Taiwan's Copyright Law and hi tech laws. 

 

In 1995, Dr. Yeh was chosen by the University of Texas School of Law as the "Texas Scholar" because of his academic potential. In 1997, he was selected to join the "Distinguished Minority Alumni Portrait Collection" by the University of Texas School of Law for his academic achievement.

 

Dr. Yeh grew up in Taipei, Taiwan where he received his LL.B. degree. Upon receiving his first LL.M. degree from NYU School of Law, he went to the University of Texas fo  a second LL.M. and Juris Doctor degree, focusing on IPR-related subjects and subjects relating to international business transactions.

 

 

Dr. Yeh is the author of eight books--including two books on Copyright and one on Trade Secrets.