These are the basic terms and conditions for using the Good Law Firm website.
The purpose of these Terms and Conditions is to stipulate the rights, obligations and responsibilities of the site and users in using the Internet-related services (hereinafter referred to as “Services”) provided by the website (hereinafter referred to as “Site”) operated by Sunhan Law Firm (hereinafter referred to as “Corporation”).
① The site posts the contents of these terms and conditions on the initial screen or connection screen of the site so that users can easily understand them.
② The site may revise these terms and conditions to the extent that they do not violate relevant laws, and in case of revision, the date of application and reason for revision will be specified and announced 7 days prior to the date of application.
① The site provides the following services.
② The site may change the contents of the services it provides if necessary for operational or technical reasons, and in this case, the changes will be notified in advance.
The site may temporarily suspend the provision of services in the event of maintenance, replacement or breakdown of information and communication equipment such as computers, or interruption of communication.
Users must not do the following:
If a posting written by a user contains content that violates relevant laws or these Terms and Conditions, the site may delete the posting or restrict posting without prior notice.
① Copyright and other intellectual property rights for works created by the site belong to the corporation.
② Users must not use the information obtained by using the site for commercial purposes or allow third parties to use the information obtained by using the site by copying, transmitting, publishing, distributing, broadcasting or other methods without the prior consent of the corporation.
The site uses the user's personal information in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. privacy policyProtected in accordance with these provisions.
① The legal information provided on the site is for the purpose of providing general information and does not replace legal advice on individual matters. Please be sure to consult with a lawyer regarding specific issues.
② If a corporation is unable to provide services due to a natural disaster or other force majeure, the corporation is exempt from liability for service provision.
If a dispute arises between the corporation and the user in connection with the use of the service, both parties will negotiate in good faith to resolve it amicably. If agreement is not reached, the competent court will follow the Civil Procedure Act.
Supplementary Provisions — These Terms and Conditions are effective from August 18, 2026.