This paper attempts to analyze the establishment of industry injury behavior, derived from Taiwan's trade relief and administrative remedy cases, and its qualities and judicial review scope. Comparisons were made against similar foreign cases in an attempt to find the practical and theoretical effects in a legal and factual perspective. The number of Taiwan's safeguards cases increases everyday upon the accession into the WTO, resulting in an increase in the administrative remedy cases. Although the establishment of import relief measure and antidumping duty will benefit most domestic industries, it creates welfare loss toward export based industries and import firms. Trade remedy and its extension as administrative remedy are regarded as highly technically based knowledge; therefore it requires more than individual case study. We examine the interest parties involved in the lawsuit and their conceptual knowledge regarding the case and its benefits affects the dispute. For the reason that the WTO dispute settlement body doesn't apply to the principle of "Exhaustion of Local Remedy", therefore the decision reached by the trade remedy measure is not only rightfully tried by the administrative court, but legal consultation is allowed by the dispute settlement unit and the appeal team. This results in a conflict of interest by both sides. The fairness of the dispute settlement report is also questioned. This study is conducted for the benefit of trials in administrative court and the investigation unit as reference.