Signed an MOU for business cooperation with the Korea Electric Power Industry Small and Medium Business Association (KEISA)

Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) signed an MOU with the Korea Electric Power Industry Small and Medium Employers Association (KEISA) on March 15, 2024 to respond to the expansion of the Serious Accident Punishment Act.

At this agreement ceremony held at Daeryun Law Firm's Seoul headquarters, Daeryun CEO Kim Kuk-il, Evidence Investigation and Digital Forensics Group Manager Cho Joon-ho, KEISA Chairman Kim Ji-gon, and advisory member Park Dong-won attended.

Through this agreement, the two organizations decided to cooperate in △advising small and medium-sized member companies on the Severe Accident Punishment Act △promoting ESG and energy-related projects.

KEISA is an organization representing small and medium-sized companies in the domestic power sector, and was launched in 2020 with approval as a non-profit corporation from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy.

In particular, the organization was formed to create synergy among private small and medium-sized energy companies, domestic and foreign public and large corporations, and medium and large law firms.

Daeryun plans to quickly present guidelines tailored to the characteristics of small and medium-sized businesses and provide follow-up management in relation to the company's biggest issues, such as the Severe Accident Punishment Act and ESG.

Chairman Ji-gon Kim said, "Daeryun is a law firm with a nationwide network that is different from existing KEISA special member law firms. With this business agreement, member firms located in local regions will receive a wider variety of legal services."

CEO Kim Kuk-il said, “By entering into a business agreement with KEISA and signing up as a special member, we will be able to achieve mutual development by responding to the Severe Accident Punishment Act and sharing overall labor issues,” adding, “We will generously provide legal advice in all business areas needed by the association and member companies to strengthen the competitiveness of small and medium-sized companies.” “It will be a help,” he said.

He continued, “We have the largest number of offices nationwide, so we expect our member companies to be able to receive legal advice in a nearby location.” He added, “We are establishing a collaboration system to provide nationwide support from our headquarters, so we can provide prompt advice and response.” “There is,” he emphasized.

Meanwhile, Daeryun has 36 offices nationwide and has 230 professional lawyers.