Contract & Investigation
Contracts & Fact-finding
Turn scattered documents and facts into a clear, reviewable record.
We begin with the documents you hold and the facts you need to establish, then organise the key issues and supporting materials. If contract-related documents, fact-certification documents, or fact-finding work is required, we first confirm the applicable legal scope and clearly explain what a licensed administrative agent can handle and how the work will proceed.
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Formal cooperation · INSIGHT Law Firm
Administrative services and separate legal matters
ETHOS prepares authorized documents reflecting agreed transaction terms and conducts permitted fact-finding. Separate legal advice on disputed contracts or litigation falls within the cooperating law firm's independent practice.
The law firm independently decides on engagement and fees. Client information is not automatically shared.
Who it's for
- Those who need a contract reviewed or drafted
- Those who need the facts of a dispute organized
- Those who need an investigation/fact-finding report
- Those preparing materials for negotiation or proceedings
- Those who want risky clauses checked before signing
How we help you
- Understand the facts and questions that need review
- Organize the documents needed for the next step
Process
- 01
Understand the matter
Background, parties, and goal
- 02
Review & gather
Contract terms or fact materials
- 03
Organize by timeline
Structure facts and issues
- 04
Deliver report
Review opinion or investigation report
Documents
- Draft or signed contract
- Related correspondence (messages, emails)
- Materials evidencing the facts
- Counterparty information (as known)
- Any prior agreements or records
※ May expand or narrow per case.
Key deadlines
- Contract review
- Recommended before signing
- Fact-finding
- Earlier is better while evidence remains
- Report delivery
- Depends on scope; agreed in advance
※ May differ by individual case.
What happens if you wait
- Missing information can delay the initial review
- Unclear requirements can lead to avoidable document revisions
- Starting preparation late leaves less time to resolve outstanding questions
Administrative attorney vs. lawyer vs. doing it yourself
Compare the three ways to handle the same matter in one table.
| Item | RecommendedAdministrative attorneyETHOS | Hiring a lawyer | Doing it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best suited for | Administrative procedures, documents, permits | Litigation and legal disputes | Simple filings and reports |
| Cost | Quoted in advance per matter | Generally higher | KRW 0 |
| Deadline management | Included |
Frequently asked
Can you review just one clause?
Yes. Review-only, drafting-only, or combined — we scope to your need.
Is a fact-finding report legally binding?
It is a reference document; we note its purpose and limits clearly.
How long does it take?
It depends on the volume of materials; we estimate after a first look.
Is my information kept confidential?
Yes. Materials are handled under confidentiality and used only for your matter.
This is general information only; feasibility and procedures require case-by-case review and confirmation with the official agency.
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