International
Mar. 18, 2013
Treaty spawns opportunities for US firms
Firms entering the Korean market see a new business opportunity, estimated to be worth up to $2 billion annually, and an opportunity to better serve their U.S., Korean and global clients. By Dean Fealk
A number of U.S. law firms have begun establishing offices in South Korea following the ratification of the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA), which opened up the legal market to U.S. based firms.
Having lived and worked in South Korea, I've had clients and peers ask me about the free trade agreement and what it is that makes Korea such an attractive market.
The American and Korean partnership is cemented in deep ...
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