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Introduction
Litigation arises after a dispute has already occurred, requiring post-facto procedures in which the adjudicating body (court or prosecutor’s office) must be persuaded in order to obtain the desired outcome. Accordingly, what matters most is not merely the objective facts of the case, but the extent to which persuasive evidence can be secured and effectively presented to the adjudicating authority.
For corporate clients, the nature and trajectory of litigation vary significantly depending on whether the company is a startup, a small to medium-sized enterprise (SME), or a mid- to large-scale corporation.
Startups and SMEs typically have shorter operational histories, with frequent changes in personnel. As a result, business processes are often loosely documented, if at all, through messengers or email. Litigation involving such companies therefore requires an approach tailored to these circumstances, with careful consideration of the realities they face.
Mid- to large-scale corporations, on the other hand, generally maintain extensive records of the communications underlying the transactions at issue. In many cases, the challenge lies not in whether sufficient evidence exists—since it usually exceeds the evidentiary standards required in litigation—but in determining which parts should be strategically submitted. Because these companies often engage in large-scale or long-term transactions, the key to litigation frequently lies in accurately reconstructing the history of related dealings preceding the dispute.
Unlike individuals, corporate clients regard litigation as part of business operations. For them, timely reporting, effective communication between responsible officers, and systematic management of schedules and processes are just as important as the outcome itself.
DLG Law Corporation has extensive experience handling litigation matters for clients ranging from startups to large corporations. The firm is staffed with attorneys specialized across diverse litigation fields, enabling us to structure evidence effectively, develop strong legal arguments, and provide optimal legal services—demonstrated through a proven record of successful outcomes. Furthermore, DLG works with allied professionals, including judicial scriveners and tax accountants, allowing us to deliver a comprehensive one-stop service that addresses every client need throughout the litigation process.
For corporate clients, the nature and trajectory of litigation vary significantly depending on whether the company is a startup, a small to medium-sized enterprise (SME), or a mid- to large-scale corporation.
Startups and SMEs typically have shorter operational histories, with frequent changes in personnel. As a result, business processes are often loosely documented, if at all, through messengers or email. Litigation involving such companies therefore requires an approach tailored to these circumstances, with careful consideration of the realities they face.
Mid- to large-scale corporations, on the other hand, generally maintain extensive records of the communications underlying the transactions at issue. In many cases, the challenge lies not in whether sufficient evidence exists—since it usually exceeds the evidentiary standards required in litigation—but in determining which parts should be strategically submitted. Because these companies often engage in large-scale or long-term transactions, the key to litigation frequently lies in accurately reconstructing the history of related dealings preceding the dispute.
Unlike individuals, corporate clients regard litigation as part of business operations. For them, timely reporting, effective communication between responsible officers, and systematic management of schedules and processes are just as important as the outcome itself.
DLG Law Corporation has extensive experience handling litigation matters for clients ranging from startups to large corporations. The firm is staffed with attorneys specialized across diverse litigation fields, enabling us to structure evidence effectively, develop strong legal arguments, and provide optimal legal services—demonstrated through a proven record of successful outcomes. Furthermore, DLG works with allied professionals, including judicial scriveners and tax accountants, allowing us to deliver a comprehensive one-stop service that addresses every client need throughout the litigation process.
Key Services
[Civil / Provisional Measures / Enforcement]
- Provisional attachment: real estate, bank accounts, receivables, etc.
- Provisional injunctions: injunctions prohibiting disposal, transfer of possession, mandatory delivery, suspension/prohibition of construction, access prohibition, non-compete injunctions, etc.
- General contracts: return of investment, repayment of purchase price, return of advance payments, restitution of unjust enrichment, damages, service fees, etc.
- Compulsory auction of real estate, attachment and collection procedures for bank accounts/receivables, etc.
- Asset disclosure, asset investigation, registration of delinquent debtors, etc.
[Corporate Crimes (Fraud / Embezzlement / Breach of Trust)]
- Fraud, embezzlement, breach of trust, and bribery in connection with corporate funds
- Capital Markets Act violations, including market manipulation and fraudulent transactions
[Tax Crimes]
- False tax invoices, tax evasion, Customs Act violations
[Corporate Governance / Management Control Disputes]
- Shareholders’ meetings/board matters: annulment/nullification/non-existence of resolutions, applications for convocation of shareholders’ meetings, dismissal of directors, director liability claims, etc.
- Shares/management control: actions to maintain issuance of new shares, invalidation of new share issuance, provisional injunctions to suspend directors’ duties, etc.
- Other injunctions: injunctions to inspect/copy accounting books, injunctions prohibiting exercise of voting rights, etc.
[Construction / Real Estate Disputes]
- Leases/Construction: return of deposits, delivery, demolition, construction payments, defect repair, confirmation of/denial of lien rights, etc.
- Real estate PF/sales: refund of sales payments, management fees, fraudulent conveyance cancellation, damages, provisional injunctions to suspend auction procedures, etc.
[Trade Secret Infringement]
- Trade secret misappropriation, occupational breach of trust, leakage of industrial technology, etc.
[Intellectual Property Disputes]
- Disputes involving intellectual property rights in the gaming industry
- Patent, design, trademark, copyright infringement, unfair competition, etc.
[Employment / Labor Disputes]
- Dismissal: invalid dismissal confirmation, unfair dismissal relief applications, related damages, etc.
- Wages: civil/criminal claims regarding wages, severance pay, allowances, etc.
[Administrative Litigation / Remedies]
- Licensing/permits: cancellation of permits/authorizations, revocation of rejections, applications for suspension of execution, etc.
- Sanctions: recovery of subsidies, participation restrictions, imposition of administrative fines, business suspension, driver’s license revocation, suspension of execution, etc.
Representative Cases
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous service fee claim cases
- Won multiple cases involving damages and penalty claims arising from breaches of investment agreements
- Represented clients in filing criminal complaints and secured indictments in numerous employee rebate fraud/embezzlement/breach of trust cases
- Represented clients in filing criminal complaints and secured indictments in numerous employee trade secret disclosure/occupational breach of trust cases
- Successfully opposed detention warrant requests in large-scale false tax invoice cases
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous cases seeking annulment or invalidation of shareholders’ meeting resolutions
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous injunctions and main actions for inspection/copying of accounting books
- Obtained favorable judgments in large-scale construction contract defect damage claims
- Obtained favorable judgments in building delivery, fraudulent conveyance cancellation, and various injunction cases involving trust companies
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous building management fee disputes
- Secured acquittals in trade secret disclosure/occupational breach of trust criminal trials involving delivery agency companies
- Represented clients in filing criminal complaints and secured indictments in industrial technology leakage and occupational breach of trust cases
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous intellectual property infringement injunctions and main actions
- Obtained favorable judgments in numerous dismissal invalidation and unfair dismissal relief application cases
- Secured acquittals and non-prosecution decisions in wage/severance pay cases under the Labor Standards Act
