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Seyoung KANG
Labor & Employment
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Seyoung Kang has been working in the Labor & Employment Practice Group since joining Lee& Ko in early 2014.
Mr. Kang received his J.D. from Konkuk University in 2012 and has been admitted to the Korean Bar. Prior to joining Lee & Ko, he acquired valuable insights and practical experience through his work as a law clerk in the Seoul High Court and Suwon District Court.
Mr. Kang received his J.D. from Konkuk University in 2012 and has been admitted to the Korean Bar. Prior to joining Lee & Ko, he acquired valuable insights and practical experience through his work as a law clerk in the Seoul High Court and Suwon District Court.
Education
| 2020 | UCLA School of Law - LL.M. |
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| 2019 | Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Techology(KAIST) - Master of Arts in Future Strategy |
| 2012 | Konkuk University Law School - J.D. |
| 2009 | Yonsei University - B.A. in Chemical Engineering |
Work Experience
| 2014-Present | Lee & Ko |
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| 2013-2014 | Law Clerk, Seoul High Court |
| 2012-2013 | Law Clerk, Suwon District Court |
Languages
| Korean and English |
Publications / Presentations / ETC
- The Requiremets of Divided Ownership on Aggregate Buildings Supreme Court en banc Decision 2010Da71578 Delivered on January 17, 2013- Ilkam Real Estate Law Review(Vol 10. Feb. 2015)
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