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Paul Hastings has an active dispute resolution practice and is often called upon by leading Korean conglomerates to handle numerous high-profile and first-of-their-kind litigation matters overseas. The firm has a deep and long-standing commitment to Korea and was one of the first intentional law firms to open an office there. The firm stands out amongst its international peers in South Korea, for the exceptional quality and complexity of matters handled, which typically require a nuanced understanding of the law, coupled with extensive cross-border capabilities.
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Paul Hastings' Seoul office and US teams work together to advise clients on US court matters. The litigation team is particularly capable in intellectual property disputes concerning patent infringement but also handles other commercial disputes.
Paul Hastings defended Samsung Electronics in a USD100 million patent infringement case in a US court against AlmondNet.
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Paul Hastings is deeply committed to serving the client's needs. The team is highly responsive, readily available and proactive in its communication.
The team's experience goes beyond document review and data collection, providing comprehensive litigation support to ensure clients are well-prepared for trial.
Paul Hastings is deeply committed to serving the client's needs. The team is highly responsive, readily available and proactive in its communication.
The team's experience goes beyond document review and data collection, providing comprehensive litigation support to ensure clients are well-prepared for trial.
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Shin Yangho (Charles Shin) is an of counsel in Paul Hastings' Seoul office. He advises on litigation and arbitration, with a focus on patent infringement and shareholder disputes.
Yangho Charles Shin ensures not only a strong legal position but also alignment with the client's broader business objectives.
As a seasoned litigator, he brings not only deep legal expertise but also a keen sense of strategic judgement that reflects the litigation department's broader strengths.