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Provided by Suk Lee
Mr. Suk Lee is a partner of Shin & Kim. His main practice areas include real estate transactions, real estate funds, real-estate investment companies (REITs), foreign investment, development and trust, real property PF loans, and general corporate legal affairs. Mr. Lee has served for several years as the head of Shin & Kim’s Real Estate Alternative Investment Group. He has conducted numerous large-scale transactions both domestically and internationally. One of the representative transactions was the sale of Centropolis (with a transaction size of KRW 1.12 trillion) in Gongpyeong-dong, Jongno-gu, the acquisition of the Yeouido Park One Tower Two building (with a transaction size of KRW 1 trillion), and the securitization of some assets of SK Hynix's semiconductor factory.
Partner, Shin & Kim; Adjunct Professor, School of Law, Hanyang University (2014-2021); Evergreen Law Group (2004-2009); LEE & ROH (2002-2004); Judge Advocate, Republic of Korea Army (1997-2000).
Korean and New York Bar.
Provided by Chambers
Lee Suk draws on over 20 years of experience handling acquisitions of real estate assets and development projects, in addition to acting on real estate financing transactions. He maintains a diverse Korean and international clientele, advising on outbound and domestic transactions.
Provided by Chambers
Despite his considerable seniority, Lee Suk actively participates in all matters and responds efficiently and promptly. He is particularly adept at drafting investment structures.
Despite his considerable seniority, Lee Suk actively participates in all matters and responds efficiently and promptly. He is particularly adept at drafting investment structures.
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Introduction of the Amendments to the Commercial Building Lease Protection Act
On September 24, 2020, the legislators passed several amendments to the Commercial Building Lease Protection Act (the “Act” or as amended, the “Amended Act”) in the National Assembly. Reflecting the ongoing economic impact of COVID-19, the most significant revisions to the Act include (i) limiting
Introduction of the Amendments to the Commercial Building Lease Protection Act
On September 24, 2020, the legislators passed several amendments to the Commercial Building Lease Protection Act (the “Act” or as amended, the “Amended Act”) in the National Assembly. Reflecting the ongoing economic impact of COVID-19, the most significant revisions to the Act include (i) limiting