Practical articles on shareholder rights, equity financing and corporate law by Attorney Kevin Jun Lin — written for founders and investors, in plain language. Browse the latest below.
Same Company, Valued at 20 Million or 2 Million? — The Valuation War in Equity Inheritance Part 12 (Disputes) | Same Company, Valued at 20 Million or 2 Million? This…
Part 11 (Procedure Conflict) | Can Equity Be Partitioned in Divorce When It Is Frozen or Pledged? This article addresses the cross-procedural puzzle of 'whether a spouse can partition equity…
Part 11 (Disputes) | The boundaries of a successor shareholder's rights and the defensive space of other shareholders This article focuses on the core battleground of the old-versus-new shareholder conflict—the…
Read This Before Reading The incident is still under investigation.As of October 12, 2026, there is no authoritative conclusion on the true cause of the pedal fracture, whether it constitutes…
This article addresses the high-frequency dispute of "one spouse transferring equity at a low or gratuitous price to shift assets before divorce." Combining the creditor's revocation right under Book III…
Part 10 (Dispute Series) | The heir is only 8 years old—who exercises the equity rights? This article focuses on the easily overlooked dispute of “how a minor heir exercises…
Same Company, Fivefold Valuation Gap — The Battle Over the Valuation Reference Date in Divorce Equity Division This article addresses three major disputes in valuing equity for divorce division: how…
Why Does the Court Award the Equity to Him but Only Compensate You with Money? — The Two Paths of Divorce Equity Division and Their Conditions This article focuses on…
This article focuses on a high-frequency dispute in inheritance litigation—how the validity of an equity-related will is judicially reviewed. Drawing on the Civil Code’s principle of formal equality among wills,…
