Taiwanese Attorneys
Su I-Hsiu
Attorney at Law Admitted in Taiwan
Despite obtaining the bachelor and master degrees of law from Taiwan’s best educational institution, National Taiwan University, Mr. Su decided not to follow the steps of most law school graduates and became an investigation agent of the Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Justice, where he tracked suspects, expanded his network of informants and carried out other relevant dangerous and sensitive tasks. Several years later, Mr. Su became a prosecutor in the Banciao District Prosecutors Office. This post exposed Mr. Su to the Office’s different important departments, including the investigation division, the cross-examination division and the division for execution of verdicts. Mr. Su firmly believes that lawyers should not only provide their clients with professional knowledge, but should also be empathetic and put themselves in their clients’ shoes, and thus win their clients’ trust.
Professional Career
- Sharp Point Publishing Company, Taipei County, Taiwan Japanese Translator, 1994 – 1998
- Investigation Bureau, Ministry of Justice, Taipei City, Taiwan Investigation Agent, 2001 – 2005
- National Judge/Prosecutor Training Institute, Taipei City, Taiwan Intern Judge/Prosecutor, 2005 – 2007
- Banciao District Prosecutors Office, Taipei County, Taiwan Prosecutor, 2007 – 2011
- Kuroda Law Offices(Taiwan), Taipei Taiwanese attorney at law 2011 ‒ Present
Education
- National Taiwan University, Department of Financial Law, Bachelor of Laws, 1996
- National Taiwan University, Department of Criminal Law, Master of Laws, 2003
Qualifications
- Passed the Examination of Investigation Bureau Agents, Taiwan, 2000
- Passed the National Bar Examination of Taiwan, 2004
- Passed the Examination of Judges and Prosecutors, Taiwan, 2004
- Intellectual Property Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs, Patent Attorney, 2005
- Completed the Intellectual Property Professional Course conducted by the Intellectual Property Office, Ministry of Economic Affairs, 2010
- Registered with the Taipei Bar Association, 2011 (not admitted in Japan)
Languages
- English, Japanese, Taiwanese and Chinese