In the area of international trade, along with revision of international Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS), an internationally recognized standard for the sale of goods, there is an increasing tendency for many countries including South Korea to designate a common governing law by joining the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG, sometimes referred to as the Vienna Convention). Because international trade takes up remarkably significant portion of business in South Korea, heavily dependent on exports, South Korean companies are seeing rising demand for professional legal service throughout trade transaction with foreign companies in matters related to the sale of goods, a letter of credit, delivery contracts, distributor agreement, and merger and acquisition (M&A). Somyoung, supported by prominent experience of representing various domestic and foreign companies in legal disputes arising from trade with the U.S., China, Japan, and Middle East countries such as Iran and through our global network with law firms abroad, is sparing no efforts to provide highly qualified service to our clients.