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Kudun and Partners and Jipyong Sign Strategic MOU to Strengthen Cross-Border Legal Collaboration between Thailand and Korea

Kudun and Partners Limited | English | AcademicThink | May 30, 2025 | UndeterminedBizdev-Partnering

Kudun and Partners (KAP) and Jipyong LLC have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance legal collaboration between Thailand and Korea. The signing took place on May 27, 2025, in Seoul, marking a significant development in fostering cross-border legal partnerships. This alliance is recognized as the first comprehensive collaboration between Thai and Korean law firms, highlighting a new standard for regional cooperation. The MOU was signed by managing partners Mr. Haeng Gyu Lee and Mr. Kudun Sukhumananda.

The agreement establishes a framework for mutual client referrals, cross-border legal support, and joint business development initiatives, with each firm serving as the legal partner in its jurisdiction. Furthermore, the MOU includes plans for lawyer secondments, joint marketing activities, and knowledge sharing, aimed at integrating services and enhancing professional development across both firms.

Following the MOU signing, KAP and Jipyong co-hosted a seminar addressing regulatory considerations for Korean investors in Thailand. The event featured various speakers, including representatives from both law firms and the Thai Board of Investment, highlighting the legal frameworks and compliance issues relevant to Korean businesses. The session underscored the firms' commitment to client education and knowledge sharing, as well as the expanding trend of collaboration among top independent law firms in Asia to support cross-border transactions and navigate complex regulatory environments.

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