Removing a Director in Korea: A Step-by-Step Case Example If you’re a foreign investor or corporate officer, working with a Korean lawyer for foreigners helps ensure director removal complies with the Korean Commercial Act. This practical case example shows the required resolutions, notices, vote thresholds, and 14-day registry filing. (For the full legal framework, see: Removing a Company...
Removing a Company Director in Korea: Legal Procedure Explained If you’re a foreign investor, business owner, or corporate officer operating in Korea, working with a Korean lawyer for foreigners is critical when removing a company director. This guide explains the legal procedure under the Korean Commercial Act, from special resolutions and notice rules to the 14-day registry filing, provided by...
Legal Tips for Foreigners in Korea (Part 2) Living, traveling, or doing business in Korea? This Part 2 guide covers zero-tolerance drug laws, why you should never sign documents you can’t read, when to act on legal notices, and how to choose the right English speaking lawyer in Korea. Use these practical tips to avoid escalation and protect your rights, especially if Korean isn’t your first...
Legal Tips for Foreigners in Korea (Part 1) Traveling or living in Korea as a foreigner can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it’s important to be aware of the legal landscape to avoid misunderstandings or unintended violations. This Part 1 guide explains key risks: visa limits, confrontations, defamation, and alcohol-related issues, and when to call an English speaking lawyer in...
Your Guide to the Korean Legal System from an Lawyer in Korea If you're living in Korea, doing business here, or even just visiting, it is helpful to have a basic understanding of how the Korean legal system works. The legal procedures, court structure, and rights available to foreign nationals may differ significantly from those in your home country. At Kang & Shin, an English-speaking law...
