About — who builds this and how

What this site is

For every Korean city and county it puts law offices and registered firm corporations in one table, so registration, bar association, office count, consultation hours and visitor review counts can be read side by side.

Nobody picks the list by hand. Records are collected, candidates are filtered by fixed conditions, and the order follows from fixed criteria.

Four language editions are built from the same records. Office names and addresses are not translated — the Korean original stays, with a romanisation beside it so it can be read aloud.

How it is funded

Nothing is charged for inclusion or position. There are no affiliate links and no ads on this site today. If such a relationship ever begins, every party to it will be named on the page concerned.

The people who build this site hold no stake, employment or partnership with any listed office, and take no commission for connecting anyone to counsel.

This is not legal advice

What is here is public information organised for reading, not legal advice. Which office to approach is the reader’s judgement, and an attorney’s licence and registration can be checked with the Korean Bar Association.

Listed hours and phone numbers are values each office registered and can differ from reality. Call before you go.

How often it is refreshed

The Ministry of Justice register is published as a monthly file, and each new file is collected and applied. Office listings, consultation hours and review counts are re-collected from the map service on a rolling basis.

The record date at the top right of each page says when the values on it were taken. A date is never raised without the underlying records having changed.

Contact

Corrections, questions about a source, and requests not to be listed can be sent to the address below and will be checked and handled.