Legal Review on the Launch of a Global Network Company in Korea

Recently, Corporation A, a multinational network marketing company, received thorough and essential legal assistance from Cha & Kwon Law Offices in order to establish its operations in Korea.

Any business must register with a mayor, a provincial governor, or the Fair Trade Commission before engaging in network sales that are governed by the Act on Door-to-Door Sales. Complicated administrative processes may also be required, such as establishing a mutual assistance society.

A corporation must also determine if the business model it employed in other countries can be used to Korea. An expert with diverse and in-depth legal expertise is required to conduct an overall review in order to identify potential licenses that may need to be obtained in order to operate, especially given that the interpretation of the nature of the product sold may vary depending on how related agencies interpret national laws.

Through effective communication, Cha & Kwon Law Offices offers expertise in a range of legal areas as well as recommendations based on seamless interactions with several foreign businesses. Contact Cha & Kwon Law Offices for any inquiries regarding the license or steps necessary to join the Korean market.