Practice Areas
Litigation
- Civil
- Criminal
- Family
- Tax
- Administrative
Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Services
At our firm, we provide comprehensive legal representation across a wide spectrum of civil matters.
With deep expertise in construction, real estate, corporate governance, and general civil disputes,
we deliver strategic solutions tailored to protect our clients’ interests.
Construction & Real Estate
Key Services
- Claims for construction payments and defect repair costs
- Eviction proceedings and injunctions against transfer of possession
- Injunctions to prevent obstruction or suspension of construction
- Disputes involving trust companies, associations, and contractor selection or termination
- Project financing (PF) disputes
Corporate Governance & Management Rights
Key Services
- Litigation to invalidate or nullify resolutions of shareholders’ meetings and boards of directors
- Injunctions to suspend directors’ duties and disputes over dismissal of executives
- Disputes concerning issuance of new shares, convertible bonds, and related matters
- Applications for inspection and copying of accounting records and board minutes
General Civil Litigation
Key Services
- Contract disputes including termination, damages, and restitution of unjust enrichment
- Monetary claims such as loan repayment, agreed sums, and payment order applications
- Division of co-owned property, association disputes, and other joint ownership matters
- Provisional attachments involving claims, real estate, and shares
- Enforcement-related disputes including objections to claims, distributions, and third-party objections
Other Specialized Matters
Key Services
- Rehabilitation and insolvency-related litigation
- Entertainment industry disputes
- Drafting of civil settlement agreements and certified content letters
Criminal Defense & Government Investigations
In criminal matters, both individuals and corporations face critical risks that directly impact reputation,
assets, operational stability, and social standing.
The speed and sophistication of the initial response are often dispositive.
The strategic intervention of seasoned experts can fundamentally reshape the trajectory of an investigation,
the collection of evidence, and the formation of formal charges.
LX Law Firm provides advanced criminal legal services focused on strategic response, information management,
risk mitigation, and reputation protection throughout the entire process—from the inception of an investigation
to the final trial.
Criminal Complaints & Investigative Response (Police & Prosecution)
The early stage of a criminal case is the process of preempting the narrative.
Handling complaints and investigations is not merely about submitting documents; it is about the structural
composition of facts, strategic evidence design, and the proactive guidance of the investigative direction.
Key Services
- Fact-of-the-Matter Analysis: Rigorous review of factual relations and statutory elements
- Strategic Filings: Drafting and filing sophisticated criminal complaints and petitions
- Customized Roadmaps: Differentiated response strategies for both victims and suspects
- Evidence Preservation: Rapid identification and securing of critical evidence
- Interrogation Management: Attendance at interviews and meticulous management of statements
- Compulsory Measures Response: Immediate intervention in cases of search and seizure, arrest, or detention
Strategic intervention at the stage where investigative judgments and direction begin to take shape can prevent unreasonable charges, improper pressure, and factual distortion at an early stage.
Financial, Capital Markets & Antitrust Crimes
White-collar crimes involving financial markets and antitrust regulations require a profound understanding of market mechanisms, corporate structures, and the regulatory landscape.
Key Services
- Securities Violations: Insider trading, market manipulation, and unfair trading practices
- Antitrust & Competition: Cartels, unfair internal support, and abuse of market dominance
- Corporate Investigations: Designing high-level strategies for large-scale regulatory probes
For executives and financial professionals, these matters threaten not only personal liberty but also
professional licensure, reputation, and organizational continuity.
We move beyond simple defense to reconstruct facts, economic impacts, and regulatory objectives
in a multi-dimensional manner.
White-Collar & Corporate Crime
Corporate criminal matters are complex crises that extend beyond legal risk to threaten the management, organization, and financial integrity of a business.
Key Services
- Corporate Malfeasance: Breach of trust, occupational embezzlement, fraud, and misappropriation
- Technology & IT Crimes: Trade secret misappropriation and personal data breaches
- Internal Misconduct: Handling employee malpractice and whistleblowing allegations
- Crisis Management: Integrated response including compliance, media/reputation management, and loss mitigation
We specialize in the contextual reconstruction of facts by analyzing motives, decision-making processes, and the scope of authority in order to provide a comprehensive defense strategy.
Specialized Criminal Practice: Drugs, DUI, & Sexual Offenses
Specialized criminal areas carry significant social sensitivity and have a direct impact on an individual’s future, honor, and reputation.
Key Services
- Violent Crimes: Assault, aggravated violence, and intimidation
- Sexual Offenses: Indecent assault, sexual violence, and digital sex crimes
- Comprehensive representation for both victims and suspects in sexual offense matters
- Narcotics: Use, distribution, and importation of controlled substances
- Illegal Gambling: Habitual gambling and operation of gambling businesses
- Traffic Offenses: DUI (first-time and repeat), refusal of breathalyzer tests, and unlicensed driving
Strategic design—including rapid fact refinement, victim restitution strategies, sentencing mitigation,
and post-incident management—is critical.
In particular, sexual offense and narcotics cases require a precise understanding of evidentiary structures,
investigative methods, and the characteristics of witness and victim statements, as the direction of the
initial response can dramatically alter the outcome of warrants and sentencing.
Our Competitive Advantage
LX Law Firm delivers the following strategic strengths in criminal matters.
Key Strengths
- Narrative Preemption: Dominating the investigative direction through rapid initial response
- Balanced Advocacy: A sophisticated blend of aggressive offense and impenetrable defense
- Procedural Precision: An in-depth understanding of evidentiary rules and investigative protocols
- Holistic Analysis: Considering the corporate, economic, and regulatory environment in every case
- Risk Containment: Minimizing reputational damage and internal organizational impact
A criminal case is more than a legal dispute; it is a critical crisis that can redefine a life or a business.
LX Law Firm’s expertise and proven track record are your ultimate safeguards in controlling this crisis
and protecting your future.
Family Law
Family law disputes are complex matters that have a direct and lasting impact on an individual’s life,
assets, children, and familial relationships.
These cases require a multi-faceted approach involving meticulous factual analysis, sophisticated strategic planning,
skilled negotiation, and vigorous litigation.
Divorce & Division of Assets
Divorce cases involving complex grounds for breakdown and intricate financial interests define a client’s life and financial future.
Key Services
- Representation in all stages of divorce mediation and litigation
- In-depth analysis of key issues including asset division, alimony, and liability for marital breakdown
- Analysis of complex asset structures: concealed assets, high-net-worth estates, corporate shares, and overseas assets
- Strategic asset division planning through fact-finding and forensic financial tracing
- Full representation in drafting mediation and settlement agreements and leading negotiations
- Expertise in valuing and analyzing assets for high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, and professionals
Child Custody, Parental Rights & Visitation
Disputes involving children overlap legal judgment with child welfare, psychological factors, and the parenting environment.
Key Services
- Representation in disputes regarding custody and parental rights of minors
- Establishing visitation plans and responding to violations of visitation rights
- Strategic guidance for family investigations and parenting environment evaluations
- Child support calculation, enforcement orders, and compulsory execution for unpaid support
- Post-divorce adjustments: petitions for increase or reduction of child support
- Providing solutions that prioritize the child’s stability and development while minimizing long-term conflict
Inheritance, Elective Share & Estate Partition
Inheritance disputes involve complex asset structures and deep-seated family conflicts, requiring high-level strategy and objective analysis.
Key Services
- Consultation and litigation on the partition of inherited property among co-heirs
- Claims and defense regarding elective share returns
- Determination of special benefits and contributory shares
- Identification of inherited assets, investigation of concealed property, and forensic analysis of financial and real estate records
As estate sizes increase, professional expertise is critical in addressing disputes over concealment, misappropriation, or unfair distribution.
Wills & Lifetime Gifts
Proactive planning and risk management are essential to preventing future legal battles.
Key Services
- Drafting of wills and representation in validity disputes
- Structural design for intergenerational wealth transfer through lifetime gifting
- Analysis and management of elective share risks
- Strategic inheritance planning to preemptively mitigate family disputes
Adult Guardianship (Adult, Limited, and Specific)
In an aging society, guardianship is a vital legal tool for asset protection and the preservation of human rights.
Key Services
- Petitions for Adult, Limited, or Specific Guardianship
- Design of authority frameworks and asset management structures for guardians
- Representation in disputes regarding the termination, change, or supervision of guardianship
We take a holistic approach to long-term system design integrating asset management, welfare, and family dynamics.
Other Family Law Matters & Ancillary Services
We provide comprehensive coverage for various sensitive disputes arising from familial relationships.
Key Services
- Asset division and alimony for de facto marriages (common-law marriage)
- Damages claims against third-party adulterers
- Actions for confirmation of the existence or non-existence of a parent-child relationship
- General family disputes including inter-family property issues and support claims
We employ focused evidence collection and negotiation strategies to navigate high-conflict emotional disputes.
Tax
In the face of complex tax rules and aggressive actions by tax authorities, we rigorously protect taxpayers’ legitimate property rights through meticulous fact-finding and well-reasoned legal analysis.
Tax Appeals (Pre-litigation Procedures)
Key Services
- File pre-assessment review petitions in response to notices of proposed assessment
- File objections, requests for review, and petitions for adjudication with the Tax Tribunal challenging tax assessments
Tax Administrative Litigation
Key Services
- Represent clients in administrative litigation seeking revocation of tax assessments, including corporate income tax, individual income tax, and value-added tax (VAT)
- Litigate to revoke denials of refund or adjustment claims, including denial of a request for correction or rectification
Response to Tax Audits and Criminal Matters
Key Services
- Provide on-site representation and response during National Tax Service (NTS) tax audits
- Represent clients in criminal investigations and trial proceedings involving tax offenses such as tax evasion and issuance of false tax invoices
Administrative Law
We protect clients’ rights and interests infringed by unlawful or unjust administrative actions, and we provide proactive, hands-on solutions to hurdles in licensing and permit processes and to a wide range of regulatory sanctions.
Responding to Administrative Sanctions
Key Services
- Applications for stay of execution and administrative litigation challenging sanctions such as business suspension orders and administrative surcharges or penalties
- Freedom of information (FOI) requests and administrative objections or appeals
Permits and Licenses
Key Services
- Response strategies for refusals, denials, and returns without acceptance in licensing and permitting processes
- Litigation seeking revocation, annulment, or declaratory relief regarding refusals or denials relating to project permits, including building permits and development activity permits
Public-Sector Disciplinary Actions
Key Services
- Administrative appeals and litigation challenging disciplinary actions against civil servants, teachers, and employees of public institutions, including dismissal, removal, and suspension
- Remedies and procedures relating to relief from suspension from duty
State Liability and Compensation
Key Services
- Claims for state compensation for damages caused by a public official’s negligence in the performance of duties or defects in public facilities
- Remedies for infringements of property rights, including increased compensation in cases of expropriation for public projects
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Terms of Use
[Chapter 1 General Provisions]
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) are intended to set forth in detail the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other necessary matters concerning the services (the “Services”) provided by Law Firm LX (the “Firm”) and the use thereof between the Firm and service users (the “Members”).
Article 2 (Definitions)
1. The terms used in these Terms shall have the following meanings:
ㆍ “Member” means a user who agrees to these Terms and uses the Services.
ㆍ “Member Number” means a unique number or code assigned by the Firm for identification of a Member and use of the Services.
ㆍ “Terminal” means an electronic device used by a Member to access the Services, including a personal computer, PDA, mobile phone, or tablet PC.
2. Any terms not defined in Paragraph 1 above shall be governed by applicable laws and service-specific guidelines, and otherwise by general commercial practice.
Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of Terms)
1. The Firm shall post these Terms, its trade name, business address, name of representative, business registration number, and contact information (telephone, fax, email address, etc.) on the initial screen of the Services so that users may easily access such information.
2. The Firm may amend these Terms to the extent such amendment does not violate applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Framework Act on Electronic Commerce, the Digital Signature Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Door-to-Door Sales Act, and the Consumer Protection Act.
3. If the Firm amends these Terms, it shall specify the effective date and reason for amendment and post the amended Terms together with the current Terms on the initial screen of the Firm from at least seven (7) days before the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date.
4. Amended Terms shall apply only to agreements concluded after the effective date of such amendment, and the previous Terms shall continue to apply to agreements already concluded before such date. However, if a user who has already entered into an agreement notifies the Firm during the notice period of the amended Terms that the user wishes to be subject to the amended Terms, and the Firm consents thereto, the amended Terms shall apply.
5. Matters not provided for in these Terms and the interpretation of these Terms shall be governed by the Electronic Commerce Consumer Protection Guidelines established by the government, applicable laws, or customary practice.
Article 4 (Rules Outside These Terms)
Where necessary, the Firm may establish separate terms or operating policies for specific items of the Services (the “Service Guidelines”). If these Terms conflict with the Service Guidelines, the Service Guidelines shall prevail.
Article 5 (Provision and Change of Services)
1. The Firm provides the following Services:
- Online consultation request services
- Legal information
- Other services as determined by the Firm
2. If the Firm changes the content of the Services promised to users due to technical specification changes or other reasons, the Firm shall not be liable for damages incurred by users as a result thereof, unless such damages were caused by the Firm’s intent or negligence.
Article 6 (Suspension of Services)
1. The Firm may temporarily suspend the provision of Services in the event of maintenance, inspection, replacement, or breakdown of information and communication facilities such as computers, or interruption of communications.
2. In the event of suspension under Paragraph 1, the Firm shall notify users in the manner prescribed in Article 8.
3. The Firm shall not be liable for damages suffered by users or third parties due to temporary suspension of the Services under Paragraph 1, unless such damages were caused by the Firm’s intent or negligence.
[Chapter 2 Obligations of the Firm and Users]
Article 7 (Protection of Personal Information)
1. The purpose of collecting and using personal information is to facilitate the smooth use of content and services provided on the site and to manage members.
2. The items of personal information collected include basic information such as name, contact information, and email address for online consultation.
3. Personal information shall be retained while the individual uses the services provided by the Firm after submitting such information, and if the individual requests withdrawal of membership, such information shall be deleted and no longer retained.
4. In communication spaces such as bulletin boards, personal information (such as name, ID, email, etc.) may be voluntarily disclosed. In such cases, the disclosed information may be collected, linked, and used by third parties, and unsolicited messages may be received from such third parties. The Firm cannot control such acts by third parties and does not guarantee the discoverability of member information by means beyond its control.
Article 8 (Obligations of the Firm)
1. The Firm shall not engage in acts prohibited by law or contrary to public order and morals, and shall make every effort to provide the Services continuously and stably in accordance with these Terms.
2. The Firm shall endeavor to protect Members’ personal information so that Members may use the internet services safely.
Article 9 (Obligations of Members)
1. Members shall not engage in any of the following acts:
ㆍ Registering false information when applying for or modifying an online consultation request
ㆍ Arbitrarily altering information posted by the Firm
ㆍ Infringing the personal rights or intellectual property rights of the Firm or any third party, or interfering with their business
ㆍ Misusing another Member’s ID
ㆍ Sending junk mail, spam mail, chain letters, emails recommending participation in pyramid schemes, or emails containing obscene or violent messages, images, or audio, or otherwise disclosing or posting information contrary to public order and morals
ㆍ Transmitting or posting information (including computer programs, etc.) whose transmission or posting is prohibited by applicable laws
ㆍ Posting content or sending emails while impersonating an employee or administrator of the Firm’s internet service, or misusing another person’s name
ㆍ Posting or emailing materials containing software viruses or other computer code, files, or programs designed to disrupt or destroy the normal operation of computer software, hardware, or telecommunications equipment
ㆍ Harassing other Members, including stalking
ㆍ Collecting, storing, or disclosing personal information of other Members without consent
ㆍ Using the Firm’s Services for commercial purposes by posting advertisements or promotions to an unspecified number of people or sending spam mail
ㆍ Violating these Terms or any other rules regarding the use of Services provided by the Firm
2. If a Member engages in any act set forth in Paragraph 1, the Firm may restrict, suspend, or revoke such Member’s membership by an appropriate means.
3. Members shall be liable for damages suffered by the Firm or other Members due to reasons attributable to such Members.
Article 10 (Deletion of Public Posts)
If the content of a Member’s public post falls under any of the following categories, the Firm may delete such post without prior notice to the Member and may restrict, suspend, or revoke such Member’s membership:
1. Content that defames another Member or third party or damages their reputation through slander
2. Content that distributes information, statements, or images contrary to public order and morals
3. Content deemed related to criminal activity
4. Content that infringes the copyright or other rights of another Member or third party
5. Content that is clearly promotional or commercial in nature
6. Any other content deemed to violate applicable laws and regulations
Article 11 (Attribution of Copyright and Restrictions on Use)
1. Copyright and other intellectual property rights in works created by the Firm belong to the Firm.
2. Members shall not, without prior consent of the Firm, reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or otherwise use for commercial purposes information obtained through use of the Firm, nor allow any third party to use such information.
Article 12 (Provision of Information)
1. The Firm may provide Members with various information deemed necessary for the use of the Services by email, letter, mail, SMS, telephone, mobile application push notifications, or other means.
2. For purposes such as improving Services and introducing Services to Members, the Firm may collect additional personal information in accordance with applicable laws, subject to the Member’s consent.
Article 13 (Rules Regarding Consultation)
1. The content of consultations conducted through the Services may not be used for any purpose other than the intended purpose without the Firm’s consent.
2. The Firm may refuse to provide all or part of consultation services in the following cases:
- Where the same consultation is repeatedly requested
- Where the consultation contains language contrary to common sense or uses abusive expressions
- Where the consultation is requested for the purpose of obtaining information to harm another person
[Chapter 3 Damages and Miscellaneous]
Article 14 (Damages)
1. If the Firm or a user causes damage to the other party intentionally or negligently in connection with the use of the Services, the responsible party shall compensate for such damage.
2. However, the Firm shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of free Services unless it violates the Privacy Policy.
Article 15 (Disclaimer)
1. The Firm shall be exempt from liability for providing the Services if it is unable to provide the Services due to force majeure, including natural disasters, war, suspension of services by a telecommunications carrier, or any event equivalent thereto.
2. The Firm shall be exempt from liability for damages arising from unavoidable reasons such as maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction of service facilities.
3. The Firm shall not be liable for damages caused by a user’s computer error or by inaccurate or incomplete personal information or email addresses provided by a user.
4. The Firm shall not be liable if a Member fails to obtain or loses expected profits through use of the Services, nor for damages caused by materials obtained while using the Services.
5. The Firm shall not be liable for the reliability, accuracy, or content of various information, materials, or facts posted by Members on the Services, and shall have no obligation to intervene in disputes arising between Members or between a Member and a third party through the Services, nor to compensate for any damages resulting therefrom.
6. The Firm has no obligation to pre-screen Members’ posts before registration or to continuously verify or review posted content, and shall not be responsible for the results thereof.
Article 16 (Amendment of Terms)
1. The Firm may amend these Terms to the extent such amendment does not violate applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Framework Act on Electronic Commerce, the Digital Signature Act, and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
2. If the Firm amends these Terms, it shall post the amended Terms together with the current Terms on the initial screen, specifying the effective date and reason for amendment, from at least seven (7) days before the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date.
3. If the Firm amends these Terms, the amended Terms shall also apply to Members who joined before the amendment, unless the amended content violates applicable laws.
4. Any Member who objects to the amended Terms may request withdrawal of membership.
Article 17 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)
1. Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, including the Telecommunications Business Act, and by customary commercial practices.
2. In the case of fixed-rate service Members and Members using other paid Services, separate terms and policies established by the Firm shall apply to such Services.
3. Any lawsuit arising out of disputes related to the use of the Services shall be brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
[Supplementary Provision]
Article 1 (Effective Date)
These Terms shall take effect on December 1, 2017.
Article 1 (Purpose)
These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) are intended to set forth in detail the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other necessary matters concerning the services (the “Services”) provided by Law Firm LX (the “Firm”) and the use thereof between the Firm and service users (the “Members”).
Article 2 (Definitions)
1. The terms used in these Terms shall have the following meanings:
ㆍ “Member” means a user who agrees to these Terms and uses the Services.
ㆍ “Member Number” means a unique number or code assigned by the Firm for identification of a Member and use of the Services.
ㆍ “Terminal” means an electronic device used by a Member to access the Services, including a personal computer, PDA, mobile phone, or tablet PC.
2. Any terms not defined in Paragraph 1 above shall be governed by applicable laws and service-specific guidelines, and otherwise by general commercial practice.
Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of Terms)
1. The Firm shall post these Terms, its trade name, business address, name of representative, business registration number, and contact information (telephone, fax, email address, etc.) on the initial screen of the Services so that users may easily access such information.
2. The Firm may amend these Terms to the extent such amendment does not violate applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Framework Act on Electronic Commerce, the Digital Signature Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, the Door-to-Door Sales Act, and the Consumer Protection Act.
3. If the Firm amends these Terms, it shall specify the effective date and reason for amendment and post the amended Terms together with the current Terms on the initial screen of the Firm from at least seven (7) days before the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date.
4. Amended Terms shall apply only to agreements concluded after the effective date of such amendment, and the previous Terms shall continue to apply to agreements already concluded before such date. However, if a user who has already entered into an agreement notifies the Firm during the notice period of the amended Terms that the user wishes to be subject to the amended Terms, and the Firm consents thereto, the amended Terms shall apply.
5. Matters not provided for in these Terms and the interpretation of these Terms shall be governed by the Electronic Commerce Consumer Protection Guidelines established by the government, applicable laws, or customary practice.
Article 4 (Rules Outside These Terms)
Where necessary, the Firm may establish separate terms or operating policies for specific items of the Services (the “Service Guidelines”). If these Terms conflict with the Service Guidelines, the Service Guidelines shall prevail.
Article 5 (Provision and Change of Services)
1. The Firm provides the following Services:
- Online consultation request services
- Legal information
- Other services as determined by the Firm
2. If the Firm changes the content of the Services promised to users due to technical specification changes or other reasons, the Firm shall not be liable for damages incurred by users as a result thereof, unless such damages were caused by the Firm’s intent or negligence.
Article 6 (Suspension of Services)
1. The Firm may temporarily suspend the provision of Services in the event of maintenance, inspection, replacement, or breakdown of information and communication facilities such as computers, or interruption of communications.
2. In the event of suspension under Paragraph 1, the Firm shall notify users in the manner prescribed in Article 8.
3. The Firm shall not be liable for damages suffered by users or third parties due to temporary suspension of the Services under Paragraph 1, unless such damages were caused by the Firm’s intent or negligence.
[Chapter 2 Obligations of the Firm and Users]
Article 7 (Protection of Personal Information)
1. The purpose of collecting and using personal information is to facilitate the smooth use of content and services provided on the site and to manage members.
2. The items of personal information collected include basic information such as name, contact information, and email address for online consultation.
3. Personal information shall be retained while the individual uses the services provided by the Firm after submitting such information, and if the individual requests withdrawal of membership, such information shall be deleted and no longer retained.
4. In communication spaces such as bulletin boards, personal information (such as name, ID, email, etc.) may be voluntarily disclosed. In such cases, the disclosed information may be collected, linked, and used by third parties, and unsolicited messages may be received from such third parties. The Firm cannot control such acts by third parties and does not guarantee the discoverability of member information by means beyond its control.
Article 8 (Obligations of the Firm)
1. The Firm shall not engage in acts prohibited by law or contrary to public order and morals, and shall make every effort to provide the Services continuously and stably in accordance with these Terms.
2. The Firm shall endeavor to protect Members’ personal information so that Members may use the internet services safely.
Article 9 (Obligations of Members)
1. Members shall not engage in any of the following acts:
ㆍ Registering false information when applying for or modifying an online consultation request
ㆍ Arbitrarily altering information posted by the Firm
ㆍ Infringing the personal rights or intellectual property rights of the Firm or any third party, or interfering with their business
ㆍ Misusing another Member’s ID
ㆍ Sending junk mail, spam mail, chain letters, emails recommending participation in pyramid schemes, or emails containing obscene or violent messages, images, or audio, or otherwise disclosing or posting information contrary to public order and morals
ㆍ Transmitting or posting information (including computer programs, etc.) whose transmission or posting is prohibited by applicable laws
ㆍ Posting content or sending emails while impersonating an employee or administrator of the Firm’s internet service, or misusing another person’s name
ㆍ Posting or emailing materials containing software viruses or other computer code, files, or programs designed to disrupt or destroy the normal operation of computer software, hardware, or telecommunications equipment
ㆍ Harassing other Members, including stalking
ㆍ Collecting, storing, or disclosing personal information of other Members without consent
ㆍ Using the Firm’s Services for commercial purposes by posting advertisements or promotions to an unspecified number of people or sending spam mail
ㆍ Violating these Terms or any other rules regarding the use of Services provided by the Firm
2. If a Member engages in any act set forth in Paragraph 1, the Firm may restrict, suspend, or revoke such Member’s membership by an appropriate means.
3. Members shall be liable for damages suffered by the Firm or other Members due to reasons attributable to such Members.
Article 10 (Deletion of Public Posts)
If the content of a Member’s public post falls under any of the following categories, the Firm may delete such post without prior notice to the Member and may restrict, suspend, or revoke such Member’s membership:
1. Content that defames another Member or third party or damages their reputation through slander
2. Content that distributes information, statements, or images contrary to public order and morals
3. Content deemed related to criminal activity
4. Content that infringes the copyright or other rights of another Member or third party
5. Content that is clearly promotional or commercial in nature
6. Any other content deemed to violate applicable laws and regulations
Article 11 (Attribution of Copyright and Restrictions on Use)
1. Copyright and other intellectual property rights in works created by the Firm belong to the Firm.
2. Members shall not, without prior consent of the Firm, reproduce, transmit, publish, distribute, broadcast, or otherwise use for commercial purposes information obtained through use of the Firm, nor allow any third party to use such information.
Article 12 (Provision of Information)
1. The Firm may provide Members with various information deemed necessary for the use of the Services by email, letter, mail, SMS, telephone, mobile application push notifications, or other means.
2. For purposes such as improving Services and introducing Services to Members, the Firm may collect additional personal information in accordance with applicable laws, subject to the Member’s consent.
Article 13 (Rules Regarding Consultation)
1. The content of consultations conducted through the Services may not be used for any purpose other than the intended purpose without the Firm’s consent.
2. The Firm may refuse to provide all or part of consultation services in the following cases:
- Where the same consultation is repeatedly requested
- Where the consultation contains language contrary to common sense or uses abusive expressions
- Where the consultation is requested for the purpose of obtaining information to harm another person
[Chapter 3 Damages and Miscellaneous]
Article 14 (Damages)
1. If the Firm or a user causes damage to the other party intentionally or negligently in connection with the use of the Services, the responsible party shall compensate for such damage.
2. However, the Firm shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of free Services unless it violates the Privacy Policy.
Article 15 (Disclaimer)
1. The Firm shall be exempt from liability for providing the Services if it is unable to provide the Services due to force majeure, including natural disasters, war, suspension of services by a telecommunications carrier, or any event equivalent thereto.
2. The Firm shall be exempt from liability for damages arising from unavoidable reasons such as maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction of service facilities.
3. The Firm shall not be liable for damages caused by a user’s computer error or by inaccurate or incomplete personal information or email addresses provided by a user.
4. The Firm shall not be liable if a Member fails to obtain or loses expected profits through use of the Services, nor for damages caused by materials obtained while using the Services.
5. The Firm shall not be liable for the reliability, accuracy, or content of various information, materials, or facts posted by Members on the Services, and shall have no obligation to intervene in disputes arising between Members or between a Member and a third party through the Services, nor to compensate for any damages resulting therefrom.
6. The Firm has no obligation to pre-screen Members’ posts before registration or to continuously verify or review posted content, and shall not be responsible for the results thereof.
Article 16 (Amendment of Terms)
1. The Firm may amend these Terms to the extent such amendment does not violate applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Framework Act on Electronic Commerce, the Digital Signature Act, and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.
2. If the Firm amends these Terms, it shall post the amended Terms together with the current Terms on the initial screen, specifying the effective date and reason for amendment, from at least seven (7) days before the effective date until the day immediately preceding the effective date.
3. If the Firm amends these Terms, the amended Terms shall also apply to Members who joined before the amendment, unless the amended content violates applicable laws.
4. Any Member who objects to the amended Terms may request withdrawal of membership.
Article 17 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)
1. Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea, including the Telecommunications Business Act, and by customary commercial practices.
2. In the case of fixed-rate service Members and Members using other paid Services, separate terms and policies established by the Firm shall apply to such Services.
3. Any lawsuit arising out of disputes related to the use of the Services shall be brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
[Supplementary Provision]
Article 1 (Effective Date)
These Terms shall take effect on December 1, 2017.
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Privacy Policy
Law Firm LX (the “Firm”) implements the following Privacy Policy in accordance with Article 30 of the Personal Information Protection Act in order to protect the personal information and rights of data subjects.
Article 1 (Purpose of Processing Personal Information)
The Firm processes personal information for the following purposes. The personal information being processed will not be used for purposes other than those listed below, and if the purpose of use changes, the Firm will take necessary measures, such as obtaining separate consent, in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act.
- In the case of clients and prospective clients: for handling matters related to clients, payment processing, sending newsletters and promotional materials prepared and distributed by the Firm, tax filing, and provision of other information
- In the case of job applicants: for determining employment eligibility
Article 2 (Processing and Retention Period of Personal Information)
(1) The Firm processes and retains personal information within the period of retention and use prescribed by law or agreed upon at the time of collection.
(2) The retention and processing periods are as follows:
- In the case of clients and prospective clients: collected and processed through business cards, written documents (such as powers of attorney or contracts), telephone/fax, email, etc., and retained and used until the purpose of processing is achieved or the client requests deletion
- In the case of job applicants: collected and processed through written forms, telephone/fax, email, etc., and retained and used for three (3) years from the date the hiring decision is finalized or until the data subject requests deletion
Article 3 (Entrustment of Personal Information Processing)
The Firm entrusts the following personal information processing tasks for efficient handling of personal information affairs.
- Entrusted parties (service providers): SK Shieldus, People & Car
- Entrusted tasks: access control for visiting clients, valet parking, etc.
Article 4 (Rights, Obligations, and Methods of Exercise by Data Subjects)
(1) Data subjects may exercise their rights against the Firm at any time, including the right to request access to, correction, deletion, or suspension of processing of personal information.
(2) The rights under Paragraph 1 may be exercised by submitting a request to the Firm in writing, by email, fax, or similar means, and the Firm shall respond without delay.
(3) The rights under Paragraph 1 may also be exercised through a legal representative or an authorized agent of the data subject. In such case, a valid power of attorney must be submitted.
(4) Requests for access to or suspension of processing of personal information may be restricted pursuant to Article 35(4) and Article 37(2) of the Personal Information Protection Act. Where other laws specifically require the collection of such personal information, the data subject may not request correction or deletion of the personal information.
Article 5 (Items of Personal Information Processed)
(1) The Firm processes the following items of personal information:
- Clients and prospective clients: name, contact information, and other information essential for performance of a contract
- Job applicants: name, photograph, date of birth, contact information, educational background, work experience, veteran status, and other personal information voluntarily included by the applicant in the application and attached documents
(2) In the course of using internet services, the following information may be automatically generated and collected:
- IP address, cookies, MAC address, service usage records, visit records
Article 6 (Destruction of Personal Information)
(1) The Firm shall destroy personal information without delay when it becomes unnecessary, such as upon expiration of the retention period or achievement of the processing purpose.
(2) Even if the retention period agreed by the data subject has expired or the processing purpose has been achieved, if personal information must continue to be preserved under other laws, the Firm shall store such personal information in a separate database (DB) or at a different storage location.
(3) Personal information recorded and stored in electronic file form shall be destroyed so that the records cannot be reproduced, and personal information recorded and stored in paper documents shall be shredded or incinerated.
Article 7 (Measures to Ensure the Security of Personal Information)
The Firm implements administrative, technical, and physical measures necessary to ensure the security of personal information.
Article 8 (Installation, Operation, and Refusal of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices)
(1) Cookies are very small text files sent by the server used to operate a website to a user’s computer and stored on the hard disk of the user’s computer. Users may choose whether to allow installation and collection of cookies and may therefore refuse such collection.
(2) How to refuse cookie settings:
- In Internet Explorer: “Tools” (web browser) > “Internet Options” > “Privacy” > direct settings
- In Chrome: Chrome customization and control (top right of web browser) > “Settings” > “Advanced” > “Privacy and Security” > “Content Settings” > direct settings in the Cookies section
Article 9 (Chief Privacy Officer and Department in Charge)
(1) The Firm’s Chief Privacy Officer and department in charge of personal information protection are as follows:
- Chief Privacy Officer: Managing Partner Kim Hee Yeon
- Department in Charge of Personal Information Protection: Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(2) Data subjects may contact the department in charge of personal information protection regarding all privacy-related inquiries, complaints handling, damage relief, and access requests arising while using the Firm’s services. The Firm will respond and process such inquiries without delay.
Article 10 (Remedies for Infringement of Rights)
Data subjects may contact the following institutions for damage relief, consultation, or other assistance regarding personal information infringement.
· Personal Information Infringement Report Center (operated by the Korea Internet & Security Agency)
- Main duties: reporting personal information infringement and applying for consultation
- Website: https://privacy.kisa.or.kr
- Tel: 118 (without area code)
- Address: Personal Information Infringement Report Center, Korea Internet & Security Agency, 135 Jungdae-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (138-950)
· Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (operated by the Korea Internet & Security Agency)
- Main duties: application for personal information dispute mediation and collective dispute mediation (civil resolution)
- Website: https://privacy.go.kr
- Tel: 118 (without area code)
- Address: Personal Information Infringement Report Center, Korea Internet & Security Agency, 135 Jungdae-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (138-950)
· Cyber Crime Investigation Division, Supreme Prosecutors’ Office: 02-3480-3573 (https://www.spo.go.kr)
· Cyber Terror Response Center, National Police Agency: 1566-0112 (https://cyberbureau.police.go.kr)
Article 11 (Installation and Operation of Video Information Processing Devices)
(1) The Firm installs and operates video information processing devices as follows:
- Legal basis and purpose: safety management of the Firm, facility security, and crime prevention
- Installation locations and filming scope: installed at major facilities such as building entrances, lobbies, and offices; filming includes access areas and the entire space of major facilities
- Person responsible, department in charge, and persons with access authority to video information: Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(2) Video information recording hours, retention period, storage location, and processing method are as follows:
- Recording hours: 24 hours a day
- Retention period: 30 days from the time of recording
- Storage location and processing method: stored and processed in the SK Shieldus data center
(3) The method and location for checking video information are as follows:
- Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(4) Where a data subject requests access to video information, the request must be made by submitting a request for access to or confirmation of personal video information, and access will be permitted only where the data subject himself or herself has been recorded or where it is clearly necessary for the protection of the life, body, or property interests of the data subject.
(5) The Firm has implemented technical, managerial, and physical safeguards for the protection of video information.
Article 12 (Changes to the Privacy Policy)
This Privacy Policy shall take effect on September 1, 2024.
Article 1 (Purpose of Processing Personal Information)
The Firm processes personal information for the following purposes. The personal information being processed will not be used for purposes other than those listed below, and if the purpose of use changes, the Firm will take necessary measures, such as obtaining separate consent, in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act.
- In the case of clients and prospective clients: for handling matters related to clients, payment processing, sending newsletters and promotional materials prepared and distributed by the Firm, tax filing, and provision of other information
- In the case of job applicants: for determining employment eligibility
Article 2 (Processing and Retention Period of Personal Information)
(1) The Firm processes and retains personal information within the period of retention and use prescribed by law or agreed upon at the time of collection.
(2) The retention and processing periods are as follows:
- In the case of clients and prospective clients: collected and processed through business cards, written documents (such as powers of attorney or contracts), telephone/fax, email, etc., and retained and used until the purpose of processing is achieved or the client requests deletion
- In the case of job applicants: collected and processed through written forms, telephone/fax, email, etc., and retained and used for three (3) years from the date the hiring decision is finalized or until the data subject requests deletion
Article 3 (Entrustment of Personal Information Processing)
The Firm entrusts the following personal information processing tasks for efficient handling of personal information affairs.
- Entrusted parties (service providers): SK Shieldus, People & Car
- Entrusted tasks: access control for visiting clients, valet parking, etc.
Article 4 (Rights, Obligations, and Methods of Exercise by Data Subjects)
(1) Data subjects may exercise their rights against the Firm at any time, including the right to request access to, correction, deletion, or suspension of processing of personal information.
(2) The rights under Paragraph 1 may be exercised by submitting a request to the Firm in writing, by email, fax, or similar means, and the Firm shall respond without delay.
(3) The rights under Paragraph 1 may also be exercised through a legal representative or an authorized agent of the data subject. In such case, a valid power of attorney must be submitted.
(4) Requests for access to or suspension of processing of personal information may be restricted pursuant to Article 35(4) and Article 37(2) of the Personal Information Protection Act. Where other laws specifically require the collection of such personal information, the data subject may not request correction or deletion of the personal information.
Article 5 (Items of Personal Information Processed)
(1) The Firm processes the following items of personal information:
- Clients and prospective clients: name, contact information, and other information essential for performance of a contract
- Job applicants: name, photograph, date of birth, contact information, educational background, work experience, veteran status, and other personal information voluntarily included by the applicant in the application and attached documents
(2) In the course of using internet services, the following information may be automatically generated and collected:
- IP address, cookies, MAC address, service usage records, visit records
Article 6 (Destruction of Personal Information)
(1) The Firm shall destroy personal information without delay when it becomes unnecessary, such as upon expiration of the retention period or achievement of the processing purpose.
(2) Even if the retention period agreed by the data subject has expired or the processing purpose has been achieved, if personal information must continue to be preserved under other laws, the Firm shall store such personal information in a separate database (DB) or at a different storage location.
(3) Personal information recorded and stored in electronic file form shall be destroyed so that the records cannot be reproduced, and personal information recorded and stored in paper documents shall be shredded or incinerated.
Article 7 (Measures to Ensure the Security of Personal Information)
The Firm implements administrative, technical, and physical measures necessary to ensure the security of personal information.
Article 8 (Installation, Operation, and Refusal of Automatic Personal Information Collection Devices)
(1) Cookies are very small text files sent by the server used to operate a website to a user’s computer and stored on the hard disk of the user’s computer. Users may choose whether to allow installation and collection of cookies and may therefore refuse such collection.
(2) How to refuse cookie settings:
- In Internet Explorer: “Tools” (web browser) > “Internet Options” > “Privacy” > direct settings
- In Chrome: Chrome customization and control (top right of web browser) > “Settings” > “Advanced” > “Privacy and Security” > “Content Settings” > direct settings in the Cookies section
Article 9 (Chief Privacy Officer and Department in Charge)
(1) The Firm’s Chief Privacy Officer and department in charge of personal information protection are as follows:
- Chief Privacy Officer: Managing Partner Kim Hee Yeon
- Department in Charge of Personal Information Protection: Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(2) Data subjects may contact the department in charge of personal information protection regarding all privacy-related inquiries, complaints handling, damage relief, and access requests arising while using the Firm’s services. The Firm will respond and process such inquiries without delay.
Article 10 (Remedies for Infringement of Rights)
Data subjects may contact the following institutions for damage relief, consultation, or other assistance regarding personal information infringement.
· Personal Information Infringement Report Center (operated by the Korea Internet & Security Agency)
- Main duties: reporting personal information infringement and applying for consultation
- Website: https://privacy.kisa.or.kr
- Tel: 118 (without area code)
- Address: Personal Information Infringement Report Center, Korea Internet & Security Agency, 135 Jungdae-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (138-950)
· Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (operated by the Korea Internet & Security Agency)
- Main duties: application for personal information dispute mediation and collective dispute mediation (civil resolution)
- Website: https://privacy.go.kr
- Tel: 118 (without area code)
- Address: Personal Information Infringement Report Center, Korea Internet & Security Agency, 135 Jungdae-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul (138-950)
· Cyber Crime Investigation Division, Supreme Prosecutors’ Office: 02-3480-3573 (https://www.spo.go.kr)
· Cyber Terror Response Center, National Police Agency: 1566-0112 (https://cyberbureau.police.go.kr)
Article 11 (Installation and Operation of Video Information Processing Devices)
(1) The Firm installs and operates video information processing devices as follows:
- Legal basis and purpose: safety management of the Firm, facility security, and crime prevention
- Installation locations and filming scope: installed at major facilities such as building entrances, lobbies, and offices; filming includes access areas and the entire space of major facilities
- Person responsible, department in charge, and persons with access authority to video information: Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(2) Video information recording hours, retention period, storage location, and processing method are as follows:
- Recording hours: 24 hours a day
- Retention period: 30 days from the time of recording
- Storage location and processing method: stored and processed in the SK Shieldus data center
(3) The method and location for checking video information are as follows:
- Corporate Support Team, Assistant Manager Cho Eun Soo (irischo@suhnlaw.com, 02-6212-5500)
(4) Where a data subject requests access to video information, the request must be made by submitting a request for access to or confirmation of personal video information, and access will be permitted only where the data subject himself or herself has been recorded or where it is clearly necessary for the protection of the life, body, or property interests of the data subject.
(5) The Firm has implemented technical, managerial, and physical safeguards for the protection of video information.
Article 12 (Changes to the Privacy Policy)
This Privacy Policy shall take effect on September 1, 2024.