Signed an MOU for business cooperation with Inha University Law School

Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) announced that it signed an MOU with Inha University Law School (Law School) to foster prospective lawyers.

2024. The MOU signing ceremony held at Daeryun Incheon Headquarters on 07. 04 was attended by Daeryun Law Firm CEO Kuk-il Kim, attorney Gwang-deok Kim, attorney Gwang-woo Lee, Inha University Law School Dean Young-jin Jeong, Vice Dean Young-hwa Son, and Vice President of Planning and Cooperation Kim Lin.

This agreement was concluded to support the growth of excellent local legal professionals and to foster the next generation in a situation where the legal recruitment market is less smooth than before.

Through the agreement, the two organizations will ▲improve regional differences in legal services ▲contribute to the development of the local legal society ▲nurture future legal experts.

Daeryun Law Firm plans to provide Inha University Law School students with an internship course to gain direct experience in the field. Through this, students will have the opportunity to apply theory to practice.

Both sides also plan to hold an argument contest. Students will be able to strengthen their oral argument skills and information delivery skills by directly experiencing the legal argument method used in practice.

Inha University Law School Director Youngjin Jeong said, "This agreement, which was concluded in a situation where the recruitment market atmosphere is not the same as before, is significant." “I have high expectations that the agreement with a large law firm called Daeryun Law Firm will greatly help students accumulate practical experience,” said Kim Kuk-il, CEO of Daeryun Law Firm, “We will provide Daeryun’s talent development system to students at Inha University Law School.” “We plan to serve as a catalyst for the growth of outstanding local talent,” he said.

He then added, "We will provide practical experience to students at Inha University Law School and, if necessary, cooperate in revitalizing research and education through legal consultation support, joint research, and invited lectures." Added.