Introduction
Korea’s industries and enterprises continue to evolve, attracting global attention and emerging as leaders not only in traditional sectors but also across diverse fields such as entertainment, technology, healthcare, energy, and mobility. Accordingly, Korean companies expanding abroad must be equipped with knowledge of local laws and regulations in their target markets, enabling proactive risk management and establishing a solid foundation for rapid growth. Conversely, foreign companies seeking to invest in Korea are required to overcome differences between domestic and international markets by developing the most optimal business models, supported by a deep understanding not only of industry-specific laws and regulations but also of the Korean legal system as a whole.