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Special Injury Suit for Swinging a Cell Phone at You

■ Case Overview Our client got into an argument with the facility manager at a hotel in downtown Seoul over parking, which resulted in a physical altercation that turned into a two-party assault case. In particular, the client's cell phone was assessed as a dangerous object, and special injury charges were added to the case. The client was charged with a serious charge of special injury even though the situation was close to self-defense, and sought professional legal assistance from Ongang Law Firm. ■ Case Issues The main issues in this case were: Whether the mobile phone was a 'dangerous object' Whether the act constituted special injury in light of the specific circumstances Determining the degree of mutual assault and the legitimacy of self-defense as a light defense to liability In particular, whether the mobile phone was a 'dangerous object' under the special injury law was a key issue. Onkang's defense in this case was based on three main strategies: First, the defense argued that the cell phone was a dangerous

Represented client in prosecution for aggravated assault of a guest.

■ Case Overview This is a special assault case that occurred at a nightclub in Seoul, where our client was a daytime employee. The defendant, who was visiting as a customer, suddenly assaulted the client, causing injuries that required approximately two weeks of medical treatment. The client came to Ongang Law Firm after suffering serious physical and psychological damage. ■ Case Issues The key issues in this case were proving the defendant's special assault charge and determining the appropriate level of punishment. The defendant denied the crime altogether and disputed the circumstances. In particular, the credibility of the client's statements, the extent of the injuries, and whether the crime was intentional were key issues. In addition, proving the severity of the physical and mental damage suffered by the client and determining the appropriate level of punishment were important legal issues. ■ Onkang's assistance Onkang's defense team provided multifaceted legal support in this case. First of all.

Survival assault during a family property dispute

■ Case Overview The client was accused of assault during a conversation with his father over the division of property. The case was a survival assault case involving sensitive property issues between the family members, so both the restoration of family relations and the legal response were important. The client was dismissed at the first instance, but the case went to trial due to the complainant's appeal, and he sought professional legal assistance. ■ Case Issues The key issues in this case were threefold: first, whether the motive for the assault could be established from the relationship between the client and the accuser; second, whether the assault was physically possible at the location where the incident occurred; and third, whether the accusation was credible and the accuser's motive for filing the complaint was genuine. It was important to clarify the facts of the case, especially as there were complex interests involved in the reconstruction condominium. ■ Ongang Law Firm

A case in which Mr. Ongang was acquitted of a sex crime in the first trial and reduced his sentence in the second trial.

■ Case Overview The client was accused of reporting false facts in a complaint against an acquaintance. As the case was an innocent allegation of a sexual offense directly related to the victim's honor, severe punishment was expected. The client was sentenced to one year in prison in the original trial, and sought professional legal assistance in the appeal. ■ Case Issues The key issue in this case was whether the client could receive a reduced sentence by admitting to the crimes he had denied in the original trial and showing sincere remorse and restitution. In particular, it was important to effectively convince the client that he was not at risk of reoffending by reaching an agreement with the victim and demonstrating social ties. The defense team at Onkang Law Firm developed a comprehensive strategy for the appellate defense. First, we conducted in-depth counseling with the client, guiding him to write a sincere handwritten apology and reflection, and actively negotiated a settlement with the victim.