News/Korean Law Firm LKB & Partners to Sue Terra Founder Do Kwon

Korean Law Firm LKB & Partners to Sue Terra Founder Do Kwon

May 18,2022,22:16
According to South Korean newspaper Munhwa Ilbo, Korean law firm LKB & Partners has decided to sue Do Kwon, the founder of Terra. The firm will file the case on behalf of ordinary investors to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. Besides, LKB & Partners has also decided to file a provisional attachment order of Kwon's properties to seize them in the Public Prosecutors' Office of Seoul Southern District.
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