HowBuild Signs Business Agreement (MOU) with Eviction Specialist 'Beommubeobin Myeongdo'

Competitive Construction Project Management and Myeongdo Service to Be Provided

[From the left, Lee Seung-gi, CEO of Howbuild, Jeong Min-kyung, Chief Attorney at Myungdo Law Firm]

Howbuild, an architectural IT platform and construction management (CM) company led by CEO Seunggi Lee, announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Myungdo Law Firm, headed by CEO Minkyeong Jeong, at Howbuild’s headquarters located in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 22nd.

Through this MOU, Myungdo Law Firm’s clients will be able to utilize Howbuild’s strength in construction management services, while Howbuild’s customers can reasonably access Myungdo Law Firm’s systematic legal advisory services related to eviction issues.

Seunggi Lee, CEO of Howbuild, stated, "We are pleased to establish a foundation through this MOU to assist clients facing difficulties with eviction and legal issues."

Minkyeong Jeong, CEO and lead attorney of Myungdo Law Firm, said, "This is a great opportunity to easily provide Howbuild’s architectural expertise to prospective building owners who have just completed difficult eviction processes."

Meanwhile, Howbuild, which has continued its legacy since 2003, offers various services for building owners wishing to construct new buildings. Key services include 'Open Competitive Bidding,' which allows clients to receive construction estimates from over 3,000 construction companies; 'Construction Management,' which enables easy online site management; and 'One-Stop Architecture,' where Howbuild CM takes full responsibility from architectural planning to completion.

Myungdo Law Firm is Korea’s first law firm specializing in eviction cases, composed of real estate, lease, and civil enforcement expert attorneys, former chief enforcement officers, and eviction and auction specialists. The firm has handled over 8,000 eviction-related cases and provides high-quality services for eviction issues involving tenants preparing for construction and asset succession for high-net-worth individuals. Since 2013, it has implemented a fixed fee system and increased public trust through free education programs such as 'Protect My Jeonse Deposit.'

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