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The following anonymized descriptions reflect selected legal engagements completed by DP Counsel PLLC, organized by practice category. Client identities, transaction values and confidential details have been omitted. Completion of a legal engagement does not necessarily mean that the underlying transaction closed or achieved a particular result.

Engagement Scope

Selected Representative Matters

8 of 38 matters

Private Funds & Investment Vehicles

Rule 506(c) Fund and Offering Documentation

The Firm advised the sponsor on fund and offering documentation for a private securities offering conducted in reliance on Rule 506(c) of Regulation D, including structuring the offering to permit general solicitation while verifying that all purchasers were accredited investors. The Firm drafted and reviewed subscription agreements, investor questionnaires, and offering memorandum materials, and coordinated Reg D Form D filing and related compliance steps. The engagement also addressed investor-side documentation, allocation and capital-account mechanics, and disclosure considerations tailored to the fund's strategy.

Industries: Private Investment

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Technology TransactionsCommercial Contracts

API License Agreement Review and Negotiation

The Firm reviewed and negotiated an API license agreement on behalf of the licensee, addressing permitted use and scope, intellectual-property ownership and license grants, and data treatment obligations. The Firm also negotiated usage restrictions, service-level and availability expectations, warranty disclaimers and limitation of liability, indemnification, term and termination rights, and the risk-allocation framework governing the ongoing technology relationship.

Industries: Technology

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Commercial ContractsCross-Border Transactions

Asia Manufacturing, OEM Supply and Trademark Licensing

The Firm advised a U.S. hardware company on coordinated manufacturing, OEM supply, and trademark-licensing documentation in connection with production at an Asian facility, structuring the three related workstreams as a coherent supply-chain arrangement. The Firm addressed ownership and return of production assets, manufacturing obligations and quality standards, intellectual-property ownership, brand-use controls, and supply-chain risk allocation — including warranty, indemnity, and termination provisions designed to protect the client if the manufacturing relationship ended.

Industries: Manufacturing · Technology

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Engagement

When Clients Engage the Firm

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Before signing a letter of intent or term sheet

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Before raising private capital or closing a financing round

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Before launching a SaaS platform or technology product

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Before entering a manufacturing, distribution, or reseller relationship

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Before expanding into the U.S. market or restructuring cross-border operations

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Before restructuring ownership, governance, or equity arrangements

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Before negotiating significant commercial agreements

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Before acquiring or selling a business or business unit

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Industries

TechnologyManufacturingHealthcareConsumer ProductsProfessional ServicesInvestment Management

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Representative matters are provided for informational purposes only. Certain details have been generalized or omitted to protect confidentiality. Completion of a legal engagement does not necessarily mean that the underlying transaction closed or achieved a particular result. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Attorney Advertising.

Representative workstreams summarize recurring types of work performed across multiple completed engagements and do not describe a single client matter.

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DP Counsel PLLC is a New York professional limited liability company. Daehoon Park is admitted to practice law in New York. The Firm provides U.S. legal services within the scope of that admission and applicable law. The Firm does not provide Korean or other non-U.S. legal advice. Where non-U.S. advice is required, the client may engage appropriately qualified local counsel, with coordination by DP Counsel PLLC as appropriate.