Not a team handoff —
the attorney
handles it directly.
Company formation, corporate advisory, and litigation in Korea. At the decisive moment, the clearest path forward.
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Attorney Sangbin Min
ATTORNEYThe same attorney,
start to finish.
Consultation, drafting, and court appearances handled personally. In cross-border corporate matters, the early strategy decides the outcome.
Representative Matters
More- Closed
FDI manufacturing subsidiary — incorporated and operating in 6 weeks
Entity selection, FDI notification, and capital validation handled in parallel to meet the client's launch deadline.
- Closed
Supply contract dispute — KRW 1.8B claim settled at full value
Reconstructed the delivery and payment timeline and secured provisional attachment before negotiation.
- Ongoing
Cross-border payment licensing review for a fintech entrant
Mapping VASP and Foreign Exchange Act obligations for a Korean market launch.
Representative matters are illustrative. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
What clients say
The reviews below are illustrative examples shared with client consent. Names and details have been changed or anonymized to protect privacy. They describe individual experiences and are not a promise of any particular result.
No other lawyer could explain where the coins drained from my wallet went, but Attorney Min looked at the transaction hash and traced the mixing path on the spot — and that became evidence.
Kim — crypto fraud victim, Seoul areaOther lawyers quoted me a fee first and said I could win; Attorney Min instead declined the case, told me a criminal complaint should come before a civil suit, and pointed me the right way.
Park — coin chat-room scam victimI messaged on KakaoTalk at dawn and the attorney himself replied in the morning — not a clerk, him. That one line put me at ease.
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Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Korea as a Foreign Investor
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