Korean companies might face ‘global trails’ due to late responses to ‘urgent’ Nagoya Protocol

Published: 2016-11-01 11:00:03

Updated: 2016-11-01 11:00:03

Even in Korea, it was criticized companies should more actively response to the Nagoya Protocol; this is because they might get involved in ‘global lawsuits.’

In the ‘Has everyone been getting ready for the urgent Nagoya Protocol?’ article of the ‘Bareun Newsletter No. 41,’ Lawyer Kyung-Ho Jung at Law Firm Bareun emphasized the Nagoya Protocol has been signed by 92 countries including Korea, ...

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