The client was involved in a long-standing conflict with an acquaintance, and they happened to meet near his residence. The client attempted to enter his residence, but the other party tried to follow him, and physical contact occurred while closing the door. The other party sued the client for assault, alleging that the client intentionally caused bodily injury and violated the Public Interest Reporter Protection Act. The client came to Ongang Law Firm with a complaint of injustice. Case Issues Whether kicking the client in the abdomen can be recognized as self-defense Whether the client was intentionally responsible for the injury caused by the victim's foot getting stuck in the door Whether the client knew that the victim was a public interest reporter and tried to disadvantage the victim ■ How Ongang helped Ongang Law Firm provided systematic and professional legal services from the beginning of the case to resolve the client's complaint. 1.

■ Case Summary The client attempted to contact the victim on numerous occasions due to the emotional turmoil that arose during a breakup with his ex-lover. In the process of attempting to communicate with the victim to settle the relationship and resolve past financial issues, the client continued to contact the victim in various ways, including text messages and phone calls, which ultimately led to the crime of stalking. In particular, the client was a conscientious employee with no criminal record and was in danger of criminal penalties. ■ Case Issues The main issues in this case were threefold: first, whether there was a clear error regarding the residence listed in the indictment; second, whether there was a mistake in the facts of the act of making a telephone call listed in the Appendix Crime Schedule(2); and third, whether there was a possibility of settlement with the victim and the necessity of criminal punishment. In particular, in relation to the act of making a telephone call, the interpretation of the law based on Supreme Court precedents and lower court decisions became an important issue. ■