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Provision of Review Opinion LetterCorporate & Biz
Review of Legal Grounds for Termination of OEM Contract
Company A, which produces and supplies diet-friendly convenience foods, sought legal advice on terminating its OEM supply contract with Company B. The contract had been automatically renewing each year, and Company A wanted to confirm if they could terminate the extended contract year and if switching suppliers could lead to potential disputes.
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Securities Compliance Review and Listing Opinion Pro...Crypto
Legal Opinion and Review for Token Listing and Securities Law Compliance
A token foundation established in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), a jurisdiction known for blockchain-friendly regulations, sought to list its issued tokens on a domestic cryptocurrency exchange. The foundation engaged Decent Law Firm to review and provide legal advice regarding the token's compliance with securities laws and regulatory requirements.
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Dispute Prevention Through Contract ReviewCross-border · Dispute Resolution
Review of Overseas Exhibition Business Contract
This legal advisory case involved a contract between an institution and international exhibition artists/teams. The institution sought a comprehensive review of the agreement, covering areas such as exhibition rights, venue details, transportation, liability, and copyright matters.
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Arrested on fraud chargesClass Action
Haru Invest (Delio) Fraud Case Class Action
Haru Invest, a cryptocurrency deposit service provider, attracted investors by advertising guaranteed annual returns of up to 12% on deposited cryptocurrencies. However, the company abruptly suspended withdrawals, leaving investors unable to access their funds.
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Non-Indictment Decision (No Charges)Civil
Non-Indictment Decision (No Charges) for Fraud Case Involving Money Borrowed Between Partners
The client was sued by their partner due to a misunderstanding regarding their occupation and the reason for borrowing money. Having previously received a suspended sentence for a similar issue, the client was concerned that even if they repaid the money, they could still face fraud charges. They sought assistance from Decent Law Firm to navigate the situation.
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Non-Indictment (Deferred Prosecution) DecisionCriminal
Establishment of Theft Charges, Non-Indictment Decision Due to Settlement
The client, a university student, made a momentary poor judgment due to mental health issues and committed theft one day. The incident occurred at a music store near the university, where the client impulsively stole sheet music while browsing inside. After being reported by the complainant, the client was arrested by the police and sought assistance from Decent Law Firm to resolve the mistake made during a difficult time when they could not suppress their impulses.
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Plaintiff Victory JudgmentCivil
Claim for Return of Goods Payment, Liability for Defects Damages
The client, while preparing to start a business, purchased 20 sets of tables and chairs from a workshop for 3.9 million KRW. However, just a month after the purchase, one of the chair legs broke, and subsequently, several other chair legs were damaged, significantly disrupting business operations. After an incident where a customer nearly sustained serious injuries, the client requested a refund, but the workshop refused. Unable to find a resolution, the client sought assistance from Decent Law Firm to recover the payment for the purchased items. The firm's expert attorneys helped the client obtain the rightful refund through a claim for the return of goods payment.
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Cancellation of Driver's License Revocation Dec...Criminal
No Charges for Driving Under the Influence, Victory in License Revocation Lawsuit
After parking the vehicle, the client fell asleep in the driver's seat after consuming alcohol. The police applied DUI charges based solely on the blood alcohol concentration, prompting the client to seek assistance from Decent Law Firm.
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Plaintiff VictoryClass Action
Revision of Employment Rules for Wage Peak System, Collective Lawsuit for Wage Claims
The bankruptcy trustee, Company A, revised the employment rules to introduce a wage peak system, which resulted in a reduction of wages for the bankruptcy estate assistants. According to the revised rules, the employment age for workers was extended from 58 to 60 years. However, after reaching the age of 58, the wage peak system would be applied, resulting in lower wages. This revised employment rule applied to the bankruptcy estate assistants who reached the age of 58, and those adversely affected sought legal assistance from Decent Law Firm, which has attorneys with expertise in labor law.
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Provision of Review for AI Automated Trading Bot Pro...Crypto
Legal Review of AI Trading Bot Program Utilizing Cryptocurrency Exchange API
The client is a business that develops and sells cryptocurrency trading programs. They planned to offer an automated trading bot service based on specific algorithms using the Open APIs of domestic and international cryptocurrency exchanges such as Upbit and Bybit. To ensure the safety of their business, the client sought legal advice from Decent Law Firm regarding the legality of the service and the drafting of user agreements.
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Dismissal JudgmentCrypto
Dismissal Judgment in Lawsuit Involving Voice Phishing and Triangular Fraud in Cryptocurrency Investment
The client was a foreigner selling USDT (Tether) in a P2P transaction. Unbeknownst to them, they were identified as an accomplice in a voice phishing crime. The situation was further complicated by the fact that other co-defendants were also foreigners of the same nationality, increasing suspicion against the client. However, the client had no acquaintance with these other defendants. They had simply sold cryptocurrency to buyers who requested it. Ultimately, the client became a defendant in a lawsuit for damages due to unlawful acts and a claim for restitution of unjust enrichment, prompting them to urgently seek assistance from Decent Law Firm.
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Victory in Claim for Restitution of Unjust EnrichmentCivil
Victory in Claim for Restitution of Unjust Enrichment from Online Game Account and Character Item Transaction Amount
The client decided to acquire an account featuring a famous character from the game "L," known for its active online and offline cash transactions, from the defendant. To enhance the game account, the client either purchased items directly or requested the defendant and others to buy items on their behalf, paying the relevant amounts. Throughout this process, the client spent over tens of millions of KRW on item purchases. However, the defendant used hacking as an excuse to not transfer the account and instead transferred it to their own name, leaving the client without the account.
