[Published on January 20, 2026 edition of the "Korean Law Insights" column in the Korea Daily’s Economic Expert Section] Even Koreans residing in the U.S. who own land in Korea may be affected Tax liability could apply, while dividends may be excluded For Koreans residing in the U.S., legislative developments in Korea may feel somewhat distant. However, if one already owns land in Korea or may come to own land through inheritance, gifts, or future investments, the situation b

In 2025, K-Law Consulting delivered strategy-driven cross-border legal advisory across the corporate lifecycle—operations, transactions, disputes, restructuring, and wind-down—for clients operating between the United States and Korea. We also supported Korean inheritance matters for U.S. residents, where procedures, documentation, and multi-agency coordination often intersect, with an emphasis on practical, execution-ready roadmaps. Key Practice Areas (2025) U.S. dissolution

[Published on December 23, 2025 edition of the "Korean Law Insights" column in the Korea Daily’s Economic Expert Section] Mobile Resident ID Introduced to Improve Convenience New Identity Verification Service for Overseas Koreans Launched For Koreans residing in the United States, traveling to Korea to handle administrative or legal matters is often not easy. In addition, many overseas Koreans are not aware of changes to systems and procedures that are easily accessible to th