Since 1990, the Information Technology and Telecommunications Practice Group of Bae, Kim & Lee LLC has been pioneering customized legal services in the fields of information and telecommunications. The Practice Group provides top-of-the-line legal services from the launch phase, such as consulting on the business environment, to the dispute resolution phase involving the Korean Communications Commission, the Korean Broadcasting Commission, the Fair Trade Commission and the courts. The Practice Group also provides quality legal services in the areas of communications and broadcasting involving various media such as satellite broadcasts, cable TV and so on, in addition to information technology and systems integration. |
The Practice Group also has advised government agencies and enterprises with the aid of its professional knowledge and extensive experience in the fields of information and telecommunications, particularly on business and regulatory trends in the information and telecommunications market, which is rapidly evolving in Korea. |
The firm's client list includes world-renowned telecommunications providers, various computer-related enterprises, data communication providers and government agencies, including Korea Telecom, Hanaro Telecom, Dacom, SK Telecom, Korea Telecom Freetel, Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Information Technology, the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Yonhap News, and Hangul Computer, among others. |
Major fields of business in which the Firm provides services include: |
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Common carrier services, specialized
common carrier services, and value-added communication
services |
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IT industry and system integrators |
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Radio wave broadcasts, cable TV services
and direct satellite services |
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International contracts on satellite
manufacture, launch, operation and services |
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Data communication and media |
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Electronic commerce |
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Internet-based businesses such as content
providers, internet broadcast stations, and
portal sites |
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Mergers and acquisitions between IT businesses,
and introduction of foreign capital |
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