Oli Nai-Fang Wong
Senior Associate
Oli Wong specializes in competition law, biotechnology, medical and pharmaceutical law, international trade & economics law, international law as well as anti-money laundering regulations.
Ms. Wong has extensive experience acting on behalf of domestic and international clients in various concerted action and monopoly investigations and unfair competition cases. She also advised many publicly listed companies on cross-border M&A, group restructuring, and medical and pharmaceutical matters.
Ms. Wong has received her CAMS qualification and is currently a member of the Taipei Bar Association Competition Law Committee.
QUALIFICATION
- Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), 2024
- Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Terrorism Financing Specialist, 2022
- Trust Specialist, 2022
- Admitted to the Taiwan bar, 2015
EXPERIENCE
- Committee member, Competition Law Committee of the Taipei Bar Association (present)
- Committee member, International Law
- Committee of Taipei Bar Association (28th)
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE
- International Trade & Economics Law, International Law
- General Civil and Administrative Litigation
- Corporate Investment, Merger & Acquisition and General Corporate
- Antitrust, Unfair Competition and Fair Trade Law
- Biotechnology, Medical and Pharmaceutical Law
- Personal Information Protection Act
- Employment LawAnti-money laundering regulations
PREVIOUS PROJECTS AND CASES
- Competition Law
- Represented a well-known international electronics company in Taiwan competition law-related matters
- Represented a domestic multiple system operator in administrative litigation to contest the TFTC’s unfair competition decision
- Represented domestic retail service providers in competition cases and providing legal consultation services related to the Fair Trade Act
- Assisted a well-known Taiwan power provider in administrative and civil concerted action litigation
- Corporate Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution
- Represented a government agency in civil litigation regarding the management and operation contract of a stadium
- Represented a well-known information technology services company and domestic medical equipment manufacturers in civil litigation
- Assisted a well-known multinational private equity and financial services corporation in civil litigation and provisional injunction matters regarding the sale of its shares of a broadcasting company
- Assisted a domestic systems technology company in arbitration over a contract performance dispute
- Assisted a foreign firm in handling a domain name dispute
- Other Legal Advice
- Provided contract review and legal consultation services related to personal data protection for international OTT operators
- Provided legal consultation services on DEI issues to international liquor companies and international film and entertainment production companies
- Provided legal consultation services on DEI issues, personal data protection, and various types of contracts to multinational pharmaceutical companies
- Provided legal advice to a futures company, a global retailer, a global medical device company and a well-known skin care service provider
- Assisted a medical foundation in establishment registration and provided legal consultant services
EDUCATION
- University College London (LL.M., 2013)
- National Taiwan University (LL.M., 2011)
- Soochow University (LL.B., 2006)
PUBLICATION
- “2023 Life Sciences & Pharma IP Litigation (Q&A)”, Taiwan Chapter, Chambers Global Practice Guide (Co-Author)
- “ICLG-Competition Litigation Laws and Regulations 2023”, Taiwan Chapter, International Comparative Legal Guide (Co-Author)
- Can the Ban on Imports of Pork Containing Ractopamine Survive the WTO: The Case of Imported Pork in Taiwan LL.M. Dissertation (Thesis, 2013)
- Book: Public Morals and Public Order Exceptions under WTO: The Establishment of Common Standards (2013)
- Public Morals and Public Order Exceptions Under WTO Jurisprudence: Establishing Common Standards of Public Morals and Public Order Exceptions (Thesis, 2011)
- Taiwan, “Fishing Entity”, Forward or Backward? --- Fishing Policies and the Future in Taiwan (2008)
LANGUAGES
Mandarin and English