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December 20, 2013 Sean Hayes

Weekly Korean Legal News from International Law Firm – IPG Legal

This Week’s Korean Legal News Reported by the Media

Korea boosts market vigilance
‘Energy management market next big thing in Korea’
‘No Truth’ in Rumors About Jang Song-taek Affair with 1st Lady
Korean Airlines Submit Flight Plans to Beijing
KBS wants to tax your smartphones
Hyundai union workers told to pay W9 billion
Financial hub: pipe dream for Korea?

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Sean Hayes is the first non-Korean employed as a foreign attorney by the Korean Court System (Constitutional Court of Korea) and one of the first non-Koreans to be a full-time regular member of a Korean law faculty. He is rated a Top Attorney by numerous legal rating agencies and is known for his street-smart advice, candor and aggressive & non-conflicted advocacy. Sean has been quoted by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CNN, Money Today, US Today, The Korea Times, The Korea Herald, France 24, Asia Legal Business and other leading news sources. IPG was, recently, rated a top Dispute Resolution Law Firm and Sean a Top 100 Lawyer for International Law.

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