Attorney Daniel Chen, founder of Daniel Brothers Commercial & Law Firm, has been invited by the new operations team of CHAO-CHI Property Management Consulting Co., Ltd. to serve as the company’s Executive Director and Spokesperson. He will assist the company in strengthening its governance mechanisms, stabilizing its operations, and promoting the sound development of its organizational structure and systems.

For Attorney Daniel Chen, this appointment is not only a corporate position but also a social responsibility undertaken by a professional lawyer.

CHAO-CHI Property Management Consulting has long been deeply involved in the residential rental and property management field. Its operations involve not only the interests of the company and its shareholders but also directly affect the work and family livelihoods of numerous employees, as well as the rights and interests of landlords, tenants, creditors, partners, and other stakeholders. How to balance the company’s sustainable operation, transaction security, and the rights and interests of all parties when facing challenges, and rebuild trust in the market and society, is an extremely important issue in corporate governance.

Attorney Daniel Chen has long focused on commercial law, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance, specializing in handling corporate crises. His appointment in this critical situation is based not only on the trust of major shareholders in his professional capabilities and judgment, but also on his desire to extend his years of legal practice and corporate governance experience beyond simply being a “legal advisor” to the level of “corporate governance and actual operations.”

The controversy surrounding the former head of CHAO-CHI Property Management Consulting has attracted public attention and raised significant concerns among the company’s banking syndicate. Leveraging his past connections and experience in the financial sector, Attorney Chen immediately assisted in convening a meeting with the banking syndicate, meticulously explaining the essence of the legal disputes to them. This swiftly stabilized the situation and secured the support of the banking syndicate and other major shareholders (such as Acer). Moving forward, he will utilize his expertise to assist CHAO-CHI Property Management Consulting in strengthening its board of directors and internal governance mechanisms, establishing a more transparent and effective decision-making and communication system, and, while adhering to laws and regulations, balancing the legitimate rights and interests of employees, landlords, tenants, shareholders, creditors, and other stakeholders, gradually guiding the company back to a stable, transparent, and sustainable development path.

The value of lawyers should not only lie after disputes arise, but also in assisting companies in establishing systems, clarifying responsibilities, and balancing the rights of different stakeholders when facing critical choices. Accepting this position is both a trust and a responsibility. Going forward, Attorney Chen will use his expertise to assist the company in improving governance, establishing systems, and making every effort to protect the rights of employees, landlords, tenants, shareholders, creditors, and all those who walk alongside the company.

Daniel Brothers Commercial & Law Firm has always believed that the role of lawyers should not be limited to litigation and legal documents, but can also involve them in the reconstruction of corporate value through their expertise in corporate governance, system design, risk management, and corporate restructuring.

Attorney Chen’s acceptance of the invitation from Chao Kee Property Management is also a concrete practice of Daniel Brothers’s philosophy of “Legal Professionalism × Corporate Governance × Business Practice.”

Taking responsibility when companies need professional expertise most, and establishing order in complex situations. This is not just an acceptance of a position, but a practical application of legal professionalism to corporate and social responsibility.