“Building a legal bridge between Korea and China”... Daeryun signs MOU with Chinese law firm Yingker

- Cooperation with Korean and Chinese companies for entry and investment advisory... Securing global market competitiveness beyond Asia
- Daeryun “Total legal service model including AI technology

Daeryun Law Firm announced on the 23rd that it signed an MOU (business agreement) with the Korean branch of Yingke Law Firm, China's largest global law firm, and will strengthen legal support for Korean-Chinese companies and digital industry advisory.

The signing ceremony held at Daeryun's Seoul headquarters branch office on the 8th was attended by Daeryun CEO Kim Kuk-il, attorney Yoon Kyeong-won, consultant Jang Jin-eol, and representative attorney of Inker Law Firm's Korea office, LI XUN.

Founded in Beijing, China in 2001, Inker ranked first in the world in terms of number of lawyers last year in the 'Global 200' published by The American Lawyer, a global legal media outlet. It has more than 115 branches in China and provides borderless legal services based on a global network spanning 164 cities in 95 countries around the world. In particular, it is recognized for its outstanding expertise in cutting-edge digital industries such as blockchain, AI (artificial intelligence), FinTech (fintech, financial technology), and semiconductor and energy trade.

Through this MOU, Daeryun plans to provide integrated legal services to both Korean and Chinese companies wishing to expand into both countries. Specifically, we plan to cooperate in various fields, including ▲ legal advice on corporate entry and investment between Korea and China ▲ joint development of legal services in the fields of AI, blockchain, and digital assets ▲ intellectual property protection and technology transfer advice ▲ legal advice on international transactions and M&A ▲ legal service cooperation in the semiconductor and energy trade fields.

Lee Shin, representative attorney of Inker's Korea office, said, "By collaborating with Daeryun, a competent Korean law firm, we have been able to provide more reliable Korean legal services to Chinese and Asian clients. In particular, as Korea is a country where high-tech industries such as semiconductors, AI, and digital content are growing rapidly, we expect that both sides will create practical results through the cross-border cooperation model."

Kim Kook-il, Daeryun's CEO, said, "The partnership with Inker, which has a global network throughout China, will be a great help in expanding Daeryun's legal service scope throughout China and Asia. We will secure international competitiveness based on AI technology, online marketing, and Daeryun's unique total legal service model."

Meanwhile, in addition to Inker, Daeryun is currently strengthening its cooperation system with law firms and accounting firms in major countries such as the United States and Japan, and is continuously expanding its customized international advisory system.

Reporter Cheon Ju-young (young1997@mydaily.co.kr)

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