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Public Document Forgery in Korea: Suspension of Prosecution for a Foreign Client

Public Document Forgery in Korea: Suspension of Prosecution for a Foreign Client

Public document forgery in Korea is a serious criminal offense that may expose a foreign national to imprisonment and immigration consequences. Article 225 of the Korean Criminal Act applies when a person counterfeits or alters a document of a public official or public office with the intent to use it. In a criminal matter, Kang & Shin represented a foreign client investigated for public...

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Statutory Share (Yuryubun) Inheritance in Korea

Statutory Share (Yuryubun) Inheritance in Korea

If you have issues relating to inheritance in Korea, especially as a foreigner or a Korean living abroad, an English-speaking lawyer in Korea can help you protect your rights under the statutory share (유류분, Yuryubun; also called the legal reserve of inheritance). This guide explains what the statutory share is, who can claim, how much is protected, how lifetime gifts are added back, the...

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Why Clear Communication is the Key to Legal Success in Korea

Why Clear Communication is the Key to Legal Success in Korea

Clear Communication is the Key to Legal Success in Korea In any legal matter, communication is everything. But for foreigners in Korea, the language barrier can turn even simple issues into overwhelming challenges. Misunderstandings in contracts, court hearings, or negotiations can lead to delays, financial loss, or even unfavorable outcomes. This is why clear communication, especially with an...

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6 Legal Rights Every Foreigner in Korea Should Know

6 Legal Rights Every Foreigner in Korea Should Know

Legal Rights Every Foreigner in Korea Should Know Living in Korea as a foreigner can be an exciting experience, whether you’re here to study, work, invest, or start a family. However, understanding your legal rights is crucial to avoid misunderstandings and protect yourself in daily life. Because Korea’s laws and procedures may differ greatly from those in your home country, having accurate...

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Contract Review in Korea for Foreigners: What to Check Before Signing

Contract Review in Korea for Foreigners: What to Check Before Signing

Contract review in Korea for foreigners is especially important when an agreement is written only in Korean or provides that the Korean version will prevail over an English translation. Before signing, foreign individuals and companies should carefully review the governing law, dispute-resolution procedure, contract term, automatic-renewal provisions, termination rights, and potential liability....

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