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Mayor Ki-Jeong Kang thanked everyone for joining the life-sharing movement. He said that life-sharing is organ donation and asked many sponsors to participate. We will actively prepare ways to treat organ donors with respect. The 2024 Life-Sharing Sponsorship Night “Seed of Hope Concert” hosted by the Korea Love Life Foundation (Chairman Kim Dong-hwa) and organized by the Seed of Hope Supporters Association will be held on Monday, November 25 at 7 p.m. It was held at the convention hall on the 4th floor of the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center. The event was attended by more than 100 sponsors, including Kim Dong-chan, vice president of the Gwangju Employers Federation (Chairman of the Seeds of Hope Sponsorship), Kim Gwang-jin, former Gwangju City Deputy Mayor for Culture and Economy, Advisory Committee Chairman Ko Gyeong-il, Gwangju City Democracy and Peace Bureau Director Park Yong-soo, and Kim Seung-hyun, Gwangju Branch Manager of the Korea Photo Broadcasting Company. In his opening remarks, Kim Dong-chan, the Seeds of Hope Sponsor Chairman, said that the event was held in today's difficult economic situation. He said, “I am sorry for having to go through this,” and said that “organ donation is the sharing of life that makes my end a new beginning for others,” and asked many supporters to join in. In a video congratulatory message, Gwangju Mayor Kang Ki-jeong said, “I am truly grateful to all of you who have participated in the life-sharing movement,” and said, “I cannot present the award in person today, but those who will accept the commendation include Kim Gil-pyo (State, Ssanggyo), Kim Shin (Café 24 Chonnam National University branch center director), and Yoon Gyu-mi. He also said that he would like to congratulate Gyeong-sook Hwang (Director of Hangu Senior Education Research Institute) and Gyeong-sook Hwang (Director of Gwangju Shinyoung Cultural Center). In addition, Gwangju will actively prepare measures to create a social atmosphere for organ donation and treat organ donors with respect, and hopes that the new year will be even more hopeful. In his greeting, Chairman Dong-hwa Kim said that former Gwangju City Culture and Economy Vice Mayor Kim Gwang-jin and Seed of Hope Sponsor Chairman Kim Dong-chan went ahead and said good words. After saying thank you for your good work, he expressed his gratitude by listing all of you who are sharing the precious life in our society and the sponsors who attended this event to make this event shine together. Chairman Kim said that the advisory committee members on this day included Gyeong-il Ko (Honam Ilbo Honam Ed), Byeong-woo Kim (CEO of Honam Ilbo), Gyeong-eun Kim (representative attorney at Inui Law Firm), and Min-seop Kwak (attorney at Daeryun Law Firm). He appointed Hwang Hye-yeon (Gwangju Senior Vice-Chairman of the Democratic Party's National Rights Party Members' Council) and Park Jong-im (CEO of Taipyeong Nursing Hospital). Chairman Kim then presented appreciation plaques to Choi Ki-young (Gwangju City Buk-gu Council member) and Park Nam-gyu (Gwangju Bank Hanam Industrial Complex 2 Financial Center Manager), and Ssanggyo/Ssanggyo Charcoal Grilled Ribs Co., Ltd., Gwangju Bank, and Bityeoul Forum delivered donations to Chairman Kim. Part 2 In the order, Connecting Life (Story), the brain-dead organ donation story of 7-year-old Park Min-gyu (1st grade at Busan Suyeong Elementary School) was shown to attendees through a touching video video, telling them about the need for interest and love in organ donation. In the Planting Hope (performance) that followed, the male quartet Grop [Cross for Man] performed 5 songs including ‘Happy Day’, and the female 3-member group [Ruby] performed ‘Toast’. They played three songs including 'Song', and as the last song, everyone came out together and sang 'Champions' to liven up the atmosphere with the attendees, ending the event. The Korea Love Life Foundation is a designated donation organization designated by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance as an organ transplant registration and tissue donor registration organization designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. In addition, it is a non-profit public interest corporation that transforms despair into hope and connects life to life through life-sharing campaigns such as promoting organ and human tissue donation and supporting patients with organ failure and incurable diseases. [View full article] - Korea Life Love Foundation, 2024 Life Sharing Sponsorship Night “Seeds of Hope Concert” successfully completed (Go here)

Demand related to security is increasing day by day. Expansion of scale, including doubling of manpower and division of work. Best to support victims, such as daily life companionship and legal advice on safety separation. Recently, relationship murder has emerged as a social problem. In May, a medical student deliberately murdered his girlfriend with whom he was having a conflict over a breakup. Earlier this month, in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province, a woman who was under police protection was assaulted by her ex-boyfriend. Dating violence, which involves violence against a lover, is also occurring in large numbers. As violence and murder cases arising from romantic relationships continue to occur, the public is constantly pointing out that the current crime victim protection system, such as customized patrols and the provision of smart watches, has a large protection gap and is difficult to fundamentally prevent crime. Accordingly, the demand for private professional security services is increasing. Daeryun Law Firm announced on the 22nd that it has strengthened the capabilities of its security center to keep up with this demand. It plans to more than double the number of professional security agents and subdivide the security service area to systematically protect victims. From defense of clients to security services, the law firm plans to do its best to maximize the legal interests of clients as well as protect their personal lives. The security center provides professional security services to help clients who feel threatened by their personal lives live a safer daily life, regardless of the type of civil, criminal, or sexual crime case. In addition, it provides services differentiated from general security companies by helping to smoothly resolve legal conflicts through on-site support from lawyers in charge and the use of big data from tens of thousands of criminal cases. In order to maintain the high quality of security service, Daeryun Security Center provides services differentiated from general security companies, We have a team of professional security guards who have passed strict selection criteria, including those with a 3rd degree or higher diploma, and provide ceremonial vehicles and various security equipment, and deploy at least 2 to 4 security personnel depending on the risk of the incident. Next, we adopted the security operation management standard system established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and made great efforts to develop effective programs, such as subdividing service areas according to actual cases at home and abroad. First of all, stalking, sexual crimes, dating violence, etc. We provide a 'safe life service' to respond to precursor crimes that can easily lead to violent crimes. A safety manual is created by comprehensively considering the entire range of life and habits of the security guard and the characteristics of the other person, and the other person's will to commit crime is blocked in advance through real-time legal advice, evidence, and a public-private joint physical defense program. In addition, in case of school violence, the 'Our Children's Safe Support Program' is also provided. In addition to providing a thorough security service for the victim, we secure a safe environment and actively respond to crisis situations by considering the behavior patterns, subcultures, and psychology of the offending student or peer group. In addition, we are providing a 'Safe Companion Service' that provides security and protocol at the same time when attending a court or police station. Security agents can also be dispatched to various conflict sites such as business obstruction, bond debt relations, compulsory execution or name-calling lawsuits, drafting of agreements, and general shareholders' meetings. In October, a female client who was preparing for divorce due to assault and threats by her gangster spouse, who was on trial without detention, received great help through Daeryun's security service. Daeryun Security Center established a systematic security plan after investigating the forces behind the spouse and the dangers. During the security process, the spouse and related forces approached the client, threatened him, and even followed him with a vehicle, but all threatening actions were immediately stopped by security agents, and various illegal acts collected at the scene were collected. Everything has been handed over to the relevant judicial authorities. Kim Kuk-il, CEO of Management, explained, "Many of our clients unintentionally face threats to their personal lives during the litigation process. Daeryun Security Center is systematically predicting, analyzing, and responding to various crisis situations that may occur so that we can quickly provide security services suitable for all situations that threaten the safety of our clients." He continued, "We place the safety of our clients as the top priority and do not use indiscriminate physical force or engage in any illegal acts." “We will provide high-quality security services,” he emphasized. [View full article] Jose Ilbo - We take responsibility for safe farewells and safe return home... Daeryun strengthens security center operations (Go here) Korea Economy - The impact of AI on corporate HR... Seminar opening by Yoon & Yang [Law & Biz Briefing] (Shortcut) Aju Economic Daily - [Law Firm Lounge] 'We take responsibility for safe farewells and safe return home'... Daeryun strengthens security center operations (Go here)

Mr. A, in his 20s, was indicted on charges of colluding with a voice phishing organization to collect and deliver cash. He appealed to the prosecution after being found not guilty in the first trial... 2nd trial court: “There was no intention to commit fraud” A woman in her 20s, who was indicted on charges of collecting and delivering cash from voice phishing victims, was found not guilty in the first trial and also in the appeal trial. On the 15th, the Incheon District Court’s 2-1 Criminal Division dismissed the prosecutor’s appeal and maintained the first trial acquittal at the appellate trial of Mr. A, in his 20s, who was indicted on charges of fraud, forgery of official documents, and use of forged official documents. In 2022, he served as a cash collection agent for a voice phishing organization and was put on trial on charges of receiving and delivering 120 million won from six victims. He was also accused of printing false official documents in the name of the Financial Services Commission and distributing them to some of the victims. During the trial, Mr. A claimed that there was no intention to commit fraud. It is said that a voice phishing gang member posing as an employee of an auction company saw Mr. A's resume posted on a job search site and offered him a job first. He also emphasized that the recruitment process, including submitting a resume and writing an employment contract, was no different from other companies, so there could be no suspicion. In addition, Mr. A paid taxi fare with his card while moving to collect cash at the time, and revealed his real name to the victims, which proved that Mr. A did not recognize his actions as a crime. The first trial court found Mr. A not guilty in October of last year and dismissed all related claims for compensation. At the time, the court explained, “The defendant was given the main task of ‘delivering auction-related documents and payments’ by company officials,” and “There is ample room for misunderstanding that this is the work handled by an actual auction company.” He added, “Also, the defendant did not confirm each other’s identities when meeting with the victims, and was never instructed by company officials to tell false information.” It added, “It is highly likely that the defendant was also used as a tool to carry out voice phishing crimes.” The prosecution appealed this, but The judgment of the second trial court was the same as the original trial. The appellate court said, “It is possible that the defendant simply perceived that he was working outside the company as part of an auction company.” He also said, “The daily allowance received by Mr. A does not appear to be a large enough amount to warrant risking criminal punishment for participating in a voice phishing crime, and the printing of false official documents in the name of the Financial Services Commission is also judged to have been carried out under the impression that it was simply an order from the company.” Lawyer Jang Ho-cheol of Daeryun (Limited) Law Firm, who represented Mr. A, said, “In the case of Mr. A, he had not experienced a proper social life after graduating from high school,” he explained. “Therefore, he was not at all aware that he was involved in a specific crime called voice phishing. It appears that the court also took this into consideration and decided that it was not intentional.” [View full article] - ‘Voice phishing collection plan’, woman in her 20s, found not guilty in first trial and then appeal… Why? (Shortcut)

There are many clients in the 50-60 age group, and the perception of divorce is changing as “custody rights, attachment relationships, and ability to provide support must be taken into consideration.” Unlike in the past when divorce was considered a taboo, an atmosphere has now been created where it is respected as an individual's free choice. How do legal professionals feel these changes? We asked Cho Kyeong-hee, an attorney who graduated from the Department of Sociology at Korea University and has been working as a family law lawyer for seven years, about the recent divorce patterns and litigation process. - Typical reasons for divorce are: “The reasons for divorce are largely divided into two. One is ‘personality differences’, and the other is ‘the spouse’s fault.’ Grounds for fault include assault, verbal abuse, and cheating. Cheating, to put it simply, is infidelity. Among these, a spouse’s cheating most often leads to a divorce lawsuit.” - Divorce at twilight is on the rise. “The reasons for divorce are different and complex for each couple, so it is difficult to pinpoint one single reason. Many problems accumulate over a long period of time, and the relationship between couples becomes very bad. However, I believe that the recent increase in divorce at twilight is because the social perception of divorce has changed compared to the past. In the past, divorced female spouses were stigmatized as ‘divorced people.’ In many cases, it was difficult to live alone. However, now, the fact that they are divorced or that women are living alone “There has been a social consensus that it is not strange to start a family, and the number of men filing for divorce has also increased, and it appears that many of our clients are in their 50s and 60s.” - Does the divorce process vary by age group? "I don't think age itself is a variable in the litigation process. Instead, the litigation pattern varies greatly depending on whether the couple planning to divorce has minor children or not. If there are minor children, custody battles often prolong. Because of the costs required for raising children, custody has a significant impact on property division. The main purpose of property division is to determine who contributed how much to forming and maintaining the couple's property and to liquidate it. However, civil law According to Article 839-2, not only ‘liquidation factors’ but also ‘support factors’ are considered in property division. The responsibility for childcare that will be borne in the future is one of the ‘support factors’ considered in property division. That is why it is an important issue to determine who will raise the children in the future.” - As for the process of designating parental rights and custody, "In the past, because of the atmosphere that the child should be raised by the mother, custody in divorce cases often went to the mother. However, recently, the court comprehensively judges various factors to determine who is appropriate as a caregiver and *parental authority. The number of cases where a father is designated as a parental authority is increasing. The court first considers the attachment relationship between the parent and the child. Even if the spouse is at fault, the relationship with the child is close and it is expected that it will not cause harm to the child in the future. In order to determine the child's attachment relationship, the court evaluates the parent's 'main custody period' and 'the role played in child rearing during the marriage.' If necessary, the judge may also consider the interview negotiation in the court's decision to determine the parent's financial ability and ability to live alone with the child. Lastly, the child’s will is important when determining parental rights and custody.” - One thing to keep in mind when deciding on a divorce lawsuit is, "A divorce lawsuit usually takes about a year to a year and a half for one instance. And during the lawsuit, you have to pay a considerable amount of money to hire a lawyer. Of course, if you receive alimony through a lawsuit, you can cover the costs and officially confirm the other party's fault. It is one way to heal the wound. However, there are many stresses that you feel when you proceed with a lawsuit in earnest, so if you do not want to go through this mental pain, consider divorce by agreement or mediation. I think you can consider an alternative. Divorce by agreement is a form of negotiation between the parties without the assistance of a representative, and as difficult as it is, there are clients who want financial compensation, and there are also people who want to secure custody in some way, so they have to decide what is most important to them and what they can and cannot give up in the process. “You may regret it greatly after your relationship with your child becomes distant, so I hope you set a goal to protect the things that are most precious to you and cannot be sacrificed to the other person.” [View full article] - Understanding Divorce Common Sense (Go here)

Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) is recruiting participants for the winter intern program for law school students. Daeryun announced that it will run an intern program that will allow students to experience actual lawyer work and take related practical lectures from January 7 to 23 next year. Students who wish to apply can fill out an application through the Daeryun website by the 15th of next month and attach transcripts from the law school and university. If necessary, an interview process may be conducted. The results will be individually notified to successful applicants in mid-December. A Daeryun official said, “We hope for a lot of interest from students who want to experience legal practice with Daeryun.” [View full article] - Daeryun Law Firm recruits participants for winter intern program (link)

Law&Biz, Korea Economic Daily's legal and law firm media, will brief you on law firm industry news on the 22nd. Daeryun Law Firm announces on the 22nd that it has signed a business agreement (MOU) with Sogang University Law School to 'train legal professionals in the global era'. The MOU signing ceremony was held at Sogang University’s main building on the 20th. In attendance were Daeryun CEO Kim Kuk-il, lawyers Ahn Seung-jin and Han Min-young, Sogang University Vice President for Academic Affairs Jeon Seong-hoon, and Law School Dean Hong Dae-sik. The main purpose of this MOU is to train legal professionals to advance overseas in the domestic legal market where competition is intensifying. The main focus is △ joint research on theories in various legal fields, △ analysis of domestic and international legal markets, and △ continuous seminars. Daeryun plans to open legal clinic courses and special lectures starting next semester and provide training and internships on overseas legal systems and practices. Yulchon holds a seminar on global climate change regulations Yulchon Law Firm will hold a 'Seminar on Response Strategies for Strengthening Global Climate Change Regulations' with the Business Council for Sustainable Development (KBCSD) on the 29th of this month. This seminar will cover the main results of COP29, global greenhouse gas reduction trends, and domestic and international carbon market prospects. The direction of implementation of the National Greenhouse Gas Reduction Target (NDC), government policy direction, and greenhouse gas reduction measures will be discussed. Presentations at the seminar include Kim Kyung-hye, head of the Climate Change Diplomacy Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Choi Doo-do, head of the reduction target team at the Greenhouse Gas Comprehensive Information Center at the Ministry of Environment, and Song In-beom, head of the Korea Environment Corporation's International Environmental Cooperation Business Department. Lee Min-ho, director of Yulchon ESG Research Institute, and Yulchon lawyer Yong-hee Yoon will participate in the general discussion. It will be held simultaneously online and offline, and the application period is until Wednesday, November 27th. [Read the full article] Korea Economic Daily - Daeryun joins hands with Sogang University Law School... Yulchon holds a seminar on global environmental regulations [Law & Biz Briefing] (Shortcut) Law News - Daeryun Law Firm signs a business agreement with Sogang University Law School to 'train lawyers for the global era' (Shortcut) Law School Times - Sogang University Law School, MOU with Daeryun Law Firm for 'cultivating excellent lawyers' (Shortcut)

The court ruled that when the room number on the real estate documents and the room number on the door plate are different, the ownership of the room must follow the standards for establishing the lease contract. The Seoul Western District Court announced on the 21st that it ruled to dismiss the plaintiff's claim in the building delivery lawsuit filed by the trust company against tenant A on the 18th of last month. Person A, who rented an officetel in Seoul, received a notice from the trust company in February this year to hand over the room being rented. Previously, this officetel was surrounded by real estate surrounding the building. A collateral trust contract was signed, and the building owner transferred ownership to a trust company in 2018 and received a loan from a financial institution. Afterwards, the owner signed a lease contract with Mr. A for room 201, one of the 16 rooms of the officetel, in 2021. Then, based on the deposit received from Mr. A, part of the loan was repaid and the transfer of ownership for room 201 was completed. However, room 202 on the same floor is still owned by the trust company. It was owned by the owner, but the disposal process began when the owner failed to repay the loan. The problem arose when the number written on the door plate and the number on the building status map did not match. Mr. A's room was number 201 on the door plate, but it was written as room 202 on the building status map. Based on this, the trust company claimed that the ownership was theirs. However, Mr. A signed a contract with the owner and moved in, saying that room 201 shown on the front door was the trust company. He countered that there was no ownership and claimed that he had no obligation to hand over the room. The court ruled in favor of Mr. A, saying, “The landlord and Mr. A recognized the contracted room as room 201 indicated on the door,” and “the tenants of other rooms also formed a legal relationship based on the door plate.” At the same time, “the plaintiff also obtained legal rights by filing a request for delivery of the building to the tenant of room 202 on the door plate (201 on paper) in the past.” The ruling ruled, “Because the building officials, including the plaintiff, divided ownership according to the number indicated on the door, ownership cannot be considered established according to the documents.” Lawyer Joo Hyeon-do of Daeryun Law Firm, who was in charge of legal representation for Mr. A, said, “The reason the building status map and the door plate do not match is because the door plate was attached differently from the time of construction.” He added, “The tenants, including Mr. A, only signed a contract as indicated on the door, and it is difficult to hold the plaintiff responsible for this. “There is a responsibility to correct it,” he explained. [View full article] - "I moved into room 201, but they gave me room 202"...Law "You must follow the entrance sign" (Shortcut)

An incident that occurred at a restaurant recently became a hot topic among netizens. Two people who appeared to be lovers left without paying after ordering food such as sweet and sour pork and dandan noodles. The store owner, who reported the damage on an Internet bulletin board, expressed his anger, saying that although he had reported it to the police, he had not yet caught the culprit. The number of so-called ‘eat-and-run’ incidents is steadily increasing. According to statistics from the National Police Agency, the number of reports of drunken driving and free riding last year was 120,818, breaking the highest number in the past 10 years. This year, a total of 63,729 reports were counted as of June, which is expected to be similar to or increase from the previous year. Eatless food refers to the act of eating food sold at a store or restaurant and then not paying for it. In general, under the Misdemeanor Punishment Act, a fine of less than 100,000 won, detention, or minor fine is imposed. This applies to cases where you mistakenly thought you had paid for food or forgot to pay for it. It also includes cases in which the person fully intends to pay but realizes late that he or she is unable to pay, such as because he or she left his or her wallet behind or is short of cash. However, if the person did not intend to pay for the food from the beginning, he or she is subject to criminal punishment. This is a crime of fraud under the criminal law and can be punished by imprisonment for up to 10 years or a fine of up to 20 million won. However, except in cases where the amount of damage is large or if the damage is intentional or habitual, the punishment is mostly a misdemeanor. If you have suffered damage due to illegal drunkenness, it is most important to first secure CCTV footage. Also, it is best to leave used items or dishes as they are without moving or washing them. If the scene is preserved, the effort required to collect evidence can be reduced and the case can be resolved faster. Once the culprit is arrested, it is only necessary to decide whether to reimburse the amount of damage and reach an agreement. If an agreement has not been reached or if the amount of damage is large and additional business losses have occurred, you can file a claim for damages through a civil lawsuit. If you are a store owner seeking criminal punishment, you must secure evidence to prove the most important ‘intention.’ With the help of experts, efforts should be made to explain the circumstances of the damage and identify the cause of liability based on evidence such as CCTV footage and statements from witnesses nearby. If intentionality is proven, punishment for fraud becomes possible. Conversely, a person may commit an act of illegally stealing by mistake. In this case, it is impossible to explain the crime simply by emphasizing the injustice. You must establish a strategy to avoid criminal punishment and lower the settlement amount as much as possible by demonstrating your ability and intention to pay based on objective data such as bank accounts or statements from people around you. Therefore, even in this case, it is important to come up with an effective response plan through consultation with experts. [View full article] - Restaurant ‘run-and-run’ is on the rise… Damage must be compensated through thorough response (Go to the link)

Tenant who was sued for building delivery: “The building owner failed to fulfill his obligation to provide information.” Court ruled in favor of the building owner: “The tenants must have inspected the building sufficiently at the time of contract.” A tenant who had not paid rent for a long time lost a civil suit for forced eviction because the landlord did not fulfill his obligations. The Changwon District Court cited the plaintiff’s claim in a lawsuit filed by building owner A against commercial tenants B and C last October. In June 2022, a lease agreement was signed with Mr. B for a commercial building. A month later, at Mr. B's request, the tenant's name was changed to Mr. C, but the two people were actually running the mall together. The problem arose when the tenants did not pay monthly rent for a year due to the building environment after signing the contract. Accordingly, Mr. A filed a suit for eviction based on the clause in the contract stating that the lease agreement can be terminated if the rent is not paid twice. However, the tenants argued that since Mr. A did not comply with his obligation to provide information, he was also not obligated to pay the monthly rent. The claim is that sufficient information about the building was not provided at the time of signing the contract. They emphasized that due to the lack of facilities such as kitchens and septic tanks necessary for operating a restaurant inside the shopping mall, expansion construction was inevitable, which resulted in damages such as additional costs and delays in business days. They also pointed out that when it rained, water leaked into the building and dirt and garbage flowed in, and Mr. A did not take any action to deal with this. At the same time, Mr. A's suit for delivery of the building was an abuse of power and requested that the lawsuit be withdrawn. In response, Mr. A countered that the tenants had confirmed the condition of the building at the time of signing the contract. It was explained that the contract stipulated that the building would be rented in its current condition, and that the expansion work was also something promised when the tenant's name was changed to Mr. C. The court ruled in Mr. A's favor. The court said, “The defendant’s claim that there is no obligation to pay monthly rent can be understood in light of the damage caused, such as construction costs and rainwater inflow,” but said, “The tenants must have thoroughly inspected the building, given that they promoted expansion construction out of necessity at the time of the contract.” He continued, “The contract also includes a provision for renting as is.” It ruled, “In view of these factors, it is difficult to say that Mr. A did not fulfill his obligation to provide information about the building.” He was representing Mr. A in this case. Attorney Jong-Hoon Han of Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) said, “During the construction process, it was agreed that the tenant would bear the costs and the landlord would have all rights thereto,” and added, “The tenants proceeded with the construction through agreement with Mr. A as needed, so the argument that they suffered damage due to lack of proper information is not persuasive.” [View full article] - Tenant who did not pay rent, claiming that he did not comply with his landlord obligations... “The building must be returned” (Shortcut)

Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) announced on the 20th that it has signed an MOU with the Youth Knowledge Convergence Association. The MOU signing ceremony held at Daeryun's headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul on the 15th was attended by executives including Kim Kuk-il, CEO of Management, Chung Hyun-kyung, Chairman of the Youth Knowledge Convergence Association, and certified labor attorney Han Jeong-bong of HnB Consulting Labor Law Firm. The Youth Knowledge Convergence Association provides various advisory services to young people and small business owners. and consulting, it is engaged in various activities such as educational training, research, and industry-academia cooperation in connection with government agencies and local governments. In addition, it also provides various education to improve job skills and increase competitiveness, and various experts who are actively active in the field, such as tax accountants, labor accountants, accountants, and lawyers, are participating. Through this MOU, both organizations will ▲ provide legal advice on association operation, ▲ share government policies for young people, and ▲We plan to cooperate with each other to participate in the mentoring network. President Hyun-kyung Jeong of the Youth Knowledge Convergence Association said, “The purpose of establishing the association is to encourage young people to actively participate in society through various consulting and education.” He added, “We hope that more young people will be able to receive high-quality educational services through this agreement with Daeryun.” Kim Kuk-il, CEO of Daeryun Law Firm, said, “We will continue to participate in mentoring education conducted by the Youth Knowledge Convergence Association.” “We will actively help many young entrepreneurs participate and grow, and we will not spare any support in building a network by utilizing not only our 41 domestic offices but also overseas offices such as Japan,” he said. “With this MOU as an opportunity, Daeryun plans to carry out various social contribution activities for young people.” [View full article] - MOU with Daeryun Law Firm and Youth Knowledge Convergence Association (Click here)