Recovering Subcontractor Insurance Premiums in South Korea
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Legitimate Expectations in South Korea: 5 Requirements
Acted on a South Korean government official’s assurance and suffered harm? Learn the 5 legal requirements for legitimate expectations and how to challenge adverse decisions.
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Wage Peak System Validity in South Korea: Fixed vs. Extended Retirement
South Korean courts apply a four-factor test to wage peak disputes. Learn how fixed-retirement and extended-retirement types differ under Supreme Court Case 2017Da292343 and 2023Da260088.
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When Does Outsourcing Become Illegal Dispatch in South Korea?
South Korea’s Gwangju High Court (2023Na23653, 2026) recharacterized a 28-year outsourcing contract as illegal dispatch. Learn the five-factor test and how companies can reduce their exposure.
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How to Identify Contract Parties in South Korea: Corps vs. Sole Proprietors
Listing a sole proprietor’s trade name instead of their legal name in a South Korean contract can make enforcement impossible. Learn the correct drafting rules for both entity types.
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Can a Trust Company Limit Its Liability to Unit Buyers in South Korea? Supreme Court 2026 Ruling
South Korea’s Supreme Court (2023Da280945, Feb. 2026) ruled that a liability-limitation clause in a land trust supply contract is unenforceable unless the trust company specifically explained it to the buyer. Analysis of the ruling and practical implications.
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Is a Fatal Accident While Returning to a Company Dormitory Covered by Workers’ Compensation in South Korea?
A 2026 Seoul court ruling recognized a commuting accident as work-related injury in South Korea, even after a worker stopped home for childcare. Learn how South Korean courts apply the route deviation exception under the Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance Act.
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Co-Inherited Shares in South Korea: What If Other Heirs Refuse to Update the Shareholder Register?
When co-heirs refuse share registration in South Korea, how can you protect your shareholder rights? Analysis of the Supreme Court’s 2025Da211120 ruling on confirming co-ownership status.
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Can PEF GPs Be Liable for Hiding Investment Risks from LPs in South Korea? Supreme Court Ruling Analysis
South Korea’s Supreme Court ruled PEF GPs must disclose material investment risks to LPs even after LP admission. Learn about GP’s duty of disclosure and damage calculation under Korean law.
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Can a CEO Be Liable for Unknown Employee Misconduct? South Korea
South Korea’s Supreme Court (2024Da305421) ruled a CEO may face shareholder derivative suit liability for failing to build an effective internal control system, even without knowledge of employee wrongdoing.