On February 1, Listbook Inc. announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Yullaw Law Firm to provide legal advisory services supporting startup entrepreneurial activities.
The MOU aims to establish a collaborative framework for offering legal advisory services to promote research, development, and popularization of startup activities. Both parties agreed to work together toward the shared goal of expanding startup entrepreneurship. They will handle roles such as client consultations and legal and tax advisory services. The signing ceremony was attended by Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc., and Yullaw Law Firm’s Managing Partners, Joohyung Jung and Junhyuk Lee.
Representatives from Yullaw Law Firm and Listbook Inc. posed for a commemorative photo following the signing of the MOU to support startup legal advisory services.
(From left to right in the photo: Junhyuk Lee, Managing Partner of Yullaw; Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc.; Joohyung Jung, Managing Partner of Yullaw. Photo provided by Listbook.)
Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc., stated, “This agreement is intended to help prevent various legal issues associated with startup entrepreneurship. It will enable us to address legal matters such as investment agreements, intellectual property like patents and trademarks, and various disputes related to startup creation.”
Joohyung Jung, Managing Partner at Yullaw Law Firm, said, “Legal matters are crucial enough to shape the future of a business. We will spare no effort in providing practical legal advisory services necessary for startup entrepreneurship.” He added, “Our goal is to become a law firm that helps entrepreneurs focus solely on their business without worrying about legal issues.”
Meanwhile, Yullaw Law Firm is composed of attorneys with extensive practical experience in various fields, including special prosecutors, prestigious law firms, and public defenders. The firm specializes in cases related to IT-based startups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and cryptocurrencies.
https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=2023020116295980465
On February 1, Listbook Inc. announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Yullaw Law Firm to provide legal advisory services supporting startup entrepreneurial activities.
The MOU aims to establish a collaborative framework for offering legal advisory services to promote research, development, and popularization of startup activities. Both parties agreed to work together toward the shared goal of expanding startup entrepreneurship. They will handle roles such as client consultations and legal and tax advisory services. The signing ceremony was attended by Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc., and Yullaw Law Firm’s Managing Partners, Joohyung Jung and Junhyuk Lee.
Representatives from Yullaw Law Firm and Listbook Inc. posed for a commemorative photo following the signing of the MOU to support startup legal advisory services.
(From left to right in the photo: Junhyuk Lee, Managing Partner of Yullaw; Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc.; Joohyung Jung, Managing Partner of Yullaw. Photo provided by Listbook.)
Seungyeul Choi, CEO of Listbook Inc., stated, “This agreement is intended to help prevent various legal issues associated with startup entrepreneurship. It will enable us to address legal matters such as investment agreements, intellectual property like patents and trademarks, and various disputes related to startup creation.”
Joohyung Jung, Managing Partner at Yullaw Law Firm, said, “Legal matters are crucial enough to shape the future of a business. We will spare no effort in providing practical legal advisory services necessary for startup entrepreneurship.” He added, “Our goal is to become a law firm that helps entrepreneurs focus solely on their business without worrying about legal issues.”
Meanwhile, Yullaw Law Firm is composed of attorneys with extensive practical experience in various fields, including special prosecutors, prestigious law firms, and public defenders. The firm specializes in cases related to IT-based startups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and cryptocurrencies.
https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=2023020116295980465