Korea
Rambus Settles Patent Dispute with Korea's SK Hynix
By Jan Wolfe, June 13, 2013 :: Korea :: Disputes
The $240 million settlement likely leaves both sides a bit dissatisfied, but at least they can turn the page on a grinding court fight that's generated fees for several major firms.
Seoul: Asia's Next Arbitration Hub?
By Anthony Lin, June 3, 2013 :: Korea :: Disputes
The Korean capital has big ambitions but still faces major obstacles in challenging Hong Kong and Singapore as an arbitration destination.
Yulchon Adds Latin American Specialist
By Jessica Seah, May 29, 2013 :: Korea :: People
David Yang is qualified in Argentina and spent over a decade practicing in Buenos Aires.
Linklaters Announces Korea Team
By Jessica Seah, May 28, 2013 :: Korea :: People
Linklaters has joined other British firms in appointing a non-Korean chief representative in Seoul.
Sheppard Mullin's Seoul Ambitions
By Tom Brennan, May 20, 2013 :: Korea :: Firms
The Los Angeles firm has publicly stated its aim to have a Seoul office of as many as 150 lawyers and to practice Korean law as soon as it can. Can Sheppard Mullin really make itself a leader in an ultracompetitive market?
Herbert Smith Freehills Advises on $5.3 Billion Aussie Port Lease
By Tom Brennan, April 17, 2013 :: Korea :: Deals
The firm is acting for a consortium that had the winning bid for a lease to operate Port Botany and Port Kembla in New South Wales
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