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    Wrongful Termination in South Korea: Employee & Employer Guide

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2026년 01월 10일2026년 08월 14일

    Wrongful termination in South Korea explained. Learn legal standards, remedies, and litigation procedures under Korean labor law for employees and employers.

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    Testamentary Substitute Trust & Forced Heirship in Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2026년 01월 10일2026년 08월 14일

    Analysis of testamentary substitute trust assets and forced heirship claims under South Korean law. Covers Trust Act Article 36, Supreme Court Case 2022Da307294, and six trust structure types.

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  • Civil/Administrative | Inheritance & Family

    What If Your Ex Refuses Child Handover After Court Order in South Korea? Enforcement Strategies

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2026년 01월 04일2026년 08월 14일

    What to do when your ex-spouse refuses child handover despite a court order in South Korea? Step-by-step enforcement strategies including fines, detention, and periodic damages lawsuits explained with a real case.

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  • Corporate Counseling | Corporate/International

    Exclusive Supply Contracts in South Korea: Buyer’s Perspective Matters

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 31일2026년 08월 14일

    The same exclusive supply contract looks completely different when drafted from the supplier’s vs. buyer’s perspective. Learn how buyers can protect prepaid deposits through penalty clauses, minimum guaranteed volumes, and strategic contract design under Korean law.

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  • Case Results

    Winning the Case of Contract Party Determination

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 31일2026년 09월 02일

    Atlas Legal successfully established our client’s right to claim service fees in a contract party determination dispute, where the parties had conducted oral transactions for 10 years without a written contract. Case Overview Our client, a specialized testing laboratory for pump performance certificates, had been conducting business with a pump installation company since 2015 through […]

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  • Corporate Counseling | Int'l Transactions&Disputes

    How to Draft an Exclusive Distributor Agreement in South Korea? Key Clauses and Practical Checklist

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 31일2026년 08월 15일

    Essential clauses for exclusive distributor agreements when entering overseas markets. Expert guidance on exclusivity, minimum purchase, warranties, trademarks, and dispute resolution under Korean law.

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  • Corporate Disputes | Corporate/International

    No Written Contract? Who Pays in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 29일2026년 08월 15일

    How to determine contract parties without written agreements under Korean law. Supreme Court precedents and winning strategies from Atlas Legal in Songdo, Incheon. atlaw.kr

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  • Corporate Counseling

    How to Secure Feed Debts with Livestock as Collateral in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 28일2026년 08월 15일

    Learn how to establish chattel security interests on livestock under Korean law. Comprehensive guide on notarized deed preparation, enforcement procedures, and Supreme Court precedents. Atlas Legal, Songdo, Incheon. atlaw.kr

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  • White Collar Crime | White-Collar Crime

    Real Estate Fraud Partial Acquittal in South Korea: Failed Proof of Deception Case

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 26일2026년 08월 15일

    Analysis of partial acquittal in real estate fraud case where prosecution failed to prove deceptive conduct regarding KRW 400 million borrowed funds. Incheon District Court judgment. Corporate crime specialists at Atlas Legal, Songdo, Incheon, South Korea. atlaw.kr

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  • White Collar Crime | White-Collar Crime

    Illegally Obtained Evidence from Voluntarily Submitted Phone in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 22일2026년 08월 15일

    Is seizing unrelated digital evidence from a voluntarily submitted mobile phone illegal in South Korea? Analysis of exclusion rules with actual acquittal case. Criminal defense attorneys at Atlas Legal, Songdo, Incheon. atlaw.kr

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