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D’LIGHT advised an application operator concerning the collection of ADID and IDFA information from a user’s “data terminal”. D’LIGHT determined that the information sought would be determined as personal information requiring the user’s consent, and assisted the client establish the requisite process of obtaining the user consent while minimizing user breakaway.

D’LIGHT Law Group advised the client upon the regulation of fractional rights of an artwork which allows many people to jointly invest in or purchase a piece and to distribute proceeds proportionally, whether exhibition or sales proceeds. The review addressed especially whether the Capital Markets Act could apply to such fractional investment.D’LIGHT provided advice to minimize the regulatory risk, including a review on the business structure, given the Financial Supervisory Services’ direction to include the fractional investment in arts within the financial regulatory scheme especially as a security under the Capital Markets Act.

D’LIGHT was asked by a client whether the transaction pricing for the sale of medical raw materials between a parent and subsidiary was subject to specific statutes.D’LIGHT advised the client that statutes concerning medical products lacked any provisions that governed the determination of pricing between related companies. D’LIGHT also advised the client that such transaction between a parent and subsidiary during clinical trials would not be subject to fair-trade regulations, although various tax risks could exist.

D’LIGHT has advised a top-tier Korean flag airline about their newly acquired A-330 airplanes, especially concerning the client’s overall A-330 maintenance program.D’LIGHT advised the client in its negotiation with the world’s leading jet engine manufacturer for an engine maintenance program, with large aircraft maintenance facilities in Singapore and North Asia, and the aircraft manufacturer for the aircrafts’ health maintenance programs.