Yu-Hung Yen

Yu-Hung Yen serves as Associate Professor at National Taiwan University's College of Law, Department of Law, specializing in civil law with emphasis on contract, tort, and property law systems. His research bridges Taiwanese legal practice with German comparative perspectives.

Education:

• LL.B., National Taiwan University Department of Law, Financial Law Group (2005)
• LL.M., National Taiwan University, Civil and Commercial Law (2009)
• Dr. iur., Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich (2017)

Research focuses on civil substantive law interpretation, particularly contractual obligations and tort liability frameworks within Taiwan's legal system. His work critically examines civil code provisions through judicial precedent analysis and comparative German law methodologies, addressing gaps between statutory text and practical application in personality rights and administrative order contexts.

Publications demonstrate consistent exploration of civil liability mechanisms, with recurring analysis of Supreme Court Case 94 Tai-Shang No. 2128 and civil code article interpretations. His scholarship reveals strong emphasis on practical judicial implementation of theoretical legal concepts.

Scientific Awards:

• Ministry of Education Public Scholarship, Taiwan (2009)

Professional background includes passing Taiwan's judicial official and lawyer examinations (2005) while concurrently pursuing graduate studies, maintaining active legal practice during doctoral research. Current teaching responsibilities cover core civil law subjects including Contract Law, Tort Law, and Property Law.