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S.P. Hsu, Paul was born on March 25, 1939 in Hong Kong.
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Paul S.P. Hsu
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National Taiwan University School of Law (Bachelor of Laws, 1962). Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University (Master of Arts, 1965). New York University Law School (Master of Laws, 1969).
Spoken languages: Chinese, English.
Career
Worked at Lee and Li. Admitted to the bar, Republic of China. Author: Recent Government Policy and Incentive Measure Regarding Foreign Investment in the the Republic of China
Licensing in the the Republic of China A Study of Capital Market Development in the Republic of China from a Legal Perspective.
A Study of the Legal Issues Relating to Joint Venture Enterprises.
A Practical Legal Guide for Conducting Business in the Republic of China. Taiwan, Hong Kong & China: The Chinese Productivity Triangle, published by The International Lawyer, American Bar Association. Company-Author: Joint Ventures in the Republic of China: A Study in International Business Cooperation.
Transformation of the Capital Market in Taiwan, The Republic of China--The Past, Present and Prospects, Columbia Journal Transactional Law.
Business Operations in the Republic of China (Taiwan), published by Tax Management Incorporated. Contributor: Licensing of Technology in Taiwan, published by Tax Management International Journal.
Trade and Investment in Taiwan-The Legal and Economic Environment in the the Republic of China, published by Institute of American Culture, Academic Sinica. Incentives for Setting up Venture Capital Investment Enterprises, published by East Asian Executive Reports.
National Correspondent, Investment Laws of the World, published by Oceana Publication Incorporated.
Formerly associated with Underwood, Wright, White and Lord, Attorneys-at-Law, New York, 1968-1969. Lecturer in Law, Soochow University Law School, Taipei, China, 1969-1971. Professor of Law, National Taiwan University Law School, Taipei, China, 1969.
History: Lee and Li began as the law office of Mr.
James Lee. Mr. Lee began his law practice in Shanghai and formed his own firm in Taipei in 1953. He was joined by Doctor C.N. Li in 1965.
In 1970, in memory of Mr. James Lee who passed away that year, Doctor Li named the office "Lee and Li", thus marking the formal establishment of the firm.
