Korea

Baker & McKenzie Hires Korea Partner for Hong Kong

By Jessica Seah, January 14, 2013 :: Korea :: People

Former Kim & Chang foreign legal consultant Seong Soo Kim specializes in cross-border project financings and international securities deals involving Korean companies.

Shearman, Kim & Chang on $1.1 Billion POSCO Deal

By Jessica Seah, January 7, 2013 :: Korea :: Deals

The Korean steel giant is leading an Asian consortium buying a stake in the Canadian iron ore business of ArcelorMittal.

Kim & Chang Launches in Hong Kong

By Tom Brennan, November 23, 2012 :: Korea :: Firms

The Korean firm, which has operated a liaison office in Hong Kong since 2010, is making it official with a foreign law practice license.

Cleary Advises Korean Eximbank on $1 Billion Bond Issue

By Tom Brennan, November 21, 2012 :: Korea :: Deals

The three-year, dollar-denominated bonds were sold to institutional investors in Asia, the United States and Europe.

Baker & McKenzie Joins Korea Rush

By Tom Brennan, November 20, 2012 :: Korea :: Firms

The Chicago-based firm, which announced Tuesday it had applied to open an office in Seoul, joins almost 20 other international law firms moving into the Korean market.

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British Firms Ponder Korea Without Koreans

By Jessica Seah, October 29, 2012 :: Korea :: Firms

Herbert Smith is sending two non-Korean partners to lead its Seoul office, highlighting the demographic and regulatory challenge British firms face in the newly-opened market.

U.S. Charges Korea's Kolon with Trade Secrets Theft

By Mike Scarcella, October 19, 2012 :: Korea :: Disputes

The criminal case follows a jury verdict last year ordering Kolon to pay almost $920 million to DuPont for stealing secrets related to the manufacture of Kevlar.

New York Boutique Firm Joins Korea Rush

By Tom Brennan, September 26, 2012 :: Korea :: Firms

Cohen & Gresser is one of the smaller, less well-known firms opening an office in Seoul.

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Does the Bell Toll for the Chaebols?

By Lionel Mok, September 10, 2012 :: Korea :: Disputes

Lawyers in Korea are still trying to figure out if a surprisingly tough white-collar sentence last month means an era of leniency for high-level corporate crime is over.

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