We have many clients who find it advisable to enter the Korean market through joint ventures with Korean partners. In many cases, this structure makes commercial sense: the Korean partner brings local market knowledge, relationships, regulatory familiarity, and operational experience, while the foreign partner contributes capital, technology, branding, and/or international distribution. However, joint ventures in Korea generate a disproportionate number of disputes involving foreign investors. In our experience advising multinational companies, many of these conflicts do not arise from bad faith or intentional misconduct. Instead, they arise
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