Practical online comparative Global Legal Post guide is co-edited by Three Crowns partners Carmen Martinez Lopez and Liz Snodgrass | 4mos

Practical tool for businesses and their advisers is edited by Debevoise’s Ulysses Smith and features contributions from array of top firms | 6mos

Anglo-Australian firm launches new Korea group as Seoul-based partners relocate to London and Hong Kong | 7mos

Partners join from K&L Gates and Herbert Smith Freehills to lead office with focus on maritime, aviation, energy and disputes work | 7mos

JV with HwaHyun hands Anglo Australian firm unique ability to practise local law | 9mos

Group has increased its member headcount to 35 from 18 since launching a year ago | 1yr

Hong Kong office head moves over to lead effort in Seoul along with a special counsel and two associates | 1yr

UK firm flags 'key strategic hire' as it targets work in world's 12th largest economy | 1yr

South Korea office will be headed by Jungwoo Chang - the firm's fourth new global opening this year | 2yrs

Decision comes nine years after CC pioneered drive by international firms to open in South Korea | 2yrs

Four-partner office is to be wound down; firm pledges continued investment in other Asia markets | 3yrs

With South Korea facing a major COVID-19 outbreak, Bae Kim & Lee analyses the applicability of force majeure provisions | 3yrs

In-house counsel body in South Korea boosts PR efforts as KICA launched new homepage launched. | 3yrs

Dentons' combination with Lee International will uniquely position the firms to meet client needs in South Korea and around the globe. | 4yrs

Not tax charges or rape allegations this time, but angry fans seeking a lawsuit after he stays on the bench in South Korea friendly. | 4yrs

One of the 2012 first wave of foriegn law firms in South Korea, Chicago-based firm becomes second foreign firm to leave. | 4yrs

Global banks colluding with Korean companies rack up 693 million won and warned of consequences of further breaches. | 4yrs

Offices of two lawyers working for Kim & Chang, South Korea's largest firm, over delay of court ruling in Japanese forced labour case. | 4yrs

Supreme Court rules that religious and conscientious beliefs are to be considered 'valid' reasons for refusing the military service mandate. | 4yrs