Associate
Cheng-Wei Dai
Education
LL.M. (Civil Law Division), National Taiwan University
LL.B., National Taiwan University
Admission
Taiwan
Languages
Mandarin Chinese / Japanese / English
Past & Current Positions
Trainee Associate, Stellex Law Firm (2022)
Teaching Assistant, courses of Civil Law (Kinds of Obligations), labor law in National Taiwan University (from 2019 to 2022)
Research Assistant, the research project of “A Study on the Legal System of Prevention of Harassment in the Workplace in Japan and Taiwan” (2022)
Research Assistant, the research project of “Regulations on Working Hours in Taiwan, Japan, and the United States” (from 2020 to 2022)
Research Assistant, the research project of “A Study and Review on the Amendment of Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance Act in Japan” (2022)
Research Assistant, the research project of “A Study on the Independent Enactment of. Occupational Accidents Insurance Act” (2019)
Experience
Mr. Dai obtained his bachelor’s and master’s degree from the law school of National Taiwan University and specialized in labor law and civil law.
Mr. Dai constantly focuses on the issues related to occupational accidents and his master thesis , “A Study on the Relation Between Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Civil Liability in Japan: With Implications for Taiwanese Law“ has been highly praised and won The Taiwan Labor Law Association Master Thesis Award and the Outstanding Master Thesis Award of the College of Law of National Taiwan University in 2022.
Mr. Dai is experienced in handling labor disputes, drafting & reviewing labor-related contracts and workplace rules and advising on labor-related issues including working hours, personnel management, and occupational health and safety.
Mr. Dai is also experienced in advising clients on issues related to civil litigation. He assisted a major domestic catering group in dealing with debt recovery, assisted a well-known foreign company in dealing with consumer disputes and advising clients on issues of employment, construction, personal data protection .etc.
Publications
- A Study on the Starting Point for the Two-year Prescription of Article 7 of the Act for Protecting Worker of Occupational Accidents: Comments on the 107 Tai-Shang No.2066 Decision (Year 2018) Rendered by the Supreme Court(Hsih Shin Law Review, Vol. 14:2, 2021)
- A Study on the Relation Between Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Civil Liability in Japan: With Implications for Taiwanese Law(Master’s thesis, National Taiwan University the College of Law, 2022)