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Incheon Songdo K&P Law Firm Attorney Taejin Kim Criminal Defense for Foreigners It can be difficult for foreigners to have their rights protected in criminal procedures. By failing to communicate accurately with a lawyer during the investigation phase, you may lose the opportunity to defend yourself in the investigative agencies. Inaccurate interpretation can lead to erroneous communication and cause improper results. Even at the trial stage, you may be disadvantaged in criminal proceedings due to a lack of understanding of Korean criminal procedure and a deficiency of communication with lawyers. Unlike Koreans, criminal cases of foreigners involve VISA issues. Even if they have received minor penalties in criminal proceedings, foreigners may be deported or denied visa renewal. Lawyers in K&P Law Firm Communicate directly with clients in English from the case initiation to the last state of visa. We strive to b...
(A) The Trademark Act provides that in a case where one intellectual property (IP) right is in conflict with other IP right, the first-to-file right, or the earlier created right, is given priority over the other, and it is reasonable to assume that such rule invariably applies to a trademark conflict. Therefore, in a case where a trademark owner filed an application for registration of a trademark similar or identical to a prior applied and registered trademark before the filing date of the said trademark owner’s application for trademark registration (hereinafter “subsequent registered trademark”) and used the subsequent registered trademark, without authorization of the owner of a prior mark, on goods similar or identical to designated goods of the prior registered mark, an exclusive right to the use of the subsequent registered trademark is no longer exercisable, and an infringement on the prior registered mark is established without regard to whether a trial ruling that inval...
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