Jin & Kim, PLC | Legal Blog
This is the official blog of Jin & Kim, PLC, an international law firm with Korean and U.S.-licensed attorneys in Busan and California, advising foreign companies and individuals on legal matters throughout Korea and Korea-related international matters.
In addition to our firm website, we maintain this blog to share practical, up-to-date legal information and to offer a faster way to reach our attorneys.
For legal assistance, please submit your inquiry using this blog’s contact form or message us directly on WhatsApp. We will get back to you promptly, usually within the same business day.
Firm Overview
Jin & Kim, PLC is an international law firm with attorneys licensed in both Korea and the United States, based in Busan, South Korea and Southern California, United States, and representing clients throughout Korea, including the Seoul metropolitan area, as well as in cross-border matters worldwide, where appropriate in collaboration with local counsel and other relevant professionals in the applicable jurisdictions.
Who We Assist
We advise and represent international clients on Korean and cross-border legal matters, while serving as legal counsel to a wide range of domestic and international companies across various industries. Our firm is registered as a legal advisory law firm with several foreign embassies, including the U.S. Embassy, and serves as a member and legal advisory firm of the European Chamber of Commerce in Korea (ECCK).
What We Do
We provide practical legal services across a wide range of matters, including corporate and business law, maritime and shipping, civil litigation, criminal law, real estate, contracts, family law, international disputes, immigration, labor and employment, document authentication, and USFK-related legal matters.
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Why Clients Choose Jin & Kim
International clients choose our firm for our ability to communicate clearly in English, navigate the Korean legal system, and effectively handle the cross-border issues involved in their matters.
