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Asia Deal Digest: December 1, 2011
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The Looming Threat for South Korean Law Grads? Unemployment.
Reforms that have greatly expanded the number of lawyers promise a bright future for the Korean profession. But that doesn't help those hitting the market now.
Does the Bell Toll for the Chaebols?
Lawyers in Korea are still trying to figure out if a surprisingly tough white-collar sentence last month means an era of leniency for high-level corporate crime is over.
The Looming Threat for South Korean Law Grads? Unemployment
Public opinion surveys in Seoul show that, although worries about the north have been rising over the past few months, South Koreans' No. 1 concern remains job creation. That may be especially true of the legal profession. Reforms to the legal education system more than doubled the number of law graduates last year. The fear is that there aren't nearly enough jobs for them all.
Kim & Chang Launches in Hong Kong
Kim & Chang, Korea's largest law firm, which has operated a liaison office in Hong Kong for 2 1/2 years, has received a foreign law practice license from the Hong Kong Law Society and will officially launch there next month. The firm said the move is not a response to the recent wave of international firms heading into Seoul.Trending Stories
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