If the free trade agreement announced Monday between the U.S. and South Korea becomes law, American law firms could have offices in that country as early as next year. But once the trade pact is ratified, firms still working on aggressive expansions into China and Japan will have to consider how, and whether, South Korea fits into their strategies.
April 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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On Thursday morning, Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker lawyer Jong Han Kim was once again on a plane from Hong Kong to South Korea.
It’s a three-hour flight made necessary because the head of the firm’s South Korea practice can’t have an office there. He has to fly out for each client meeting — a couple of times a month, at least.
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