The legal problems of public work have complexities of multiple dimensions and across the fields of knowledge. This paper is a collection of 400 civil litigations of government agencies lost in 1999~2008 in Taiwan, which are applied log-linear analysis for their quantitative interpretation. Study results were derived based on statistical tests to supplement the gap of related studies in the past. The main findings were: (1) Identifying the contribution of Government Procurement Law on the reduction of litigation time consuming; (2) Comparing to non-engineering professional agencies, engineering professional agencies used to be prone to the involvements of litigations; (3) The misjudged rates of the 1^(st) facts review of court houses in different areas are different: 35.09% in Northern, 41.84% in Mid, and 64.96% in Southern Taiwan.