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In a shocking development, 109 individuals have filed a lawsuit against Korean Financial Planning (KFP) for allegedly encouraging investments in Gallery K, In a shocking development, 109 individuals have filed a lawsuit against Korean Financial Planning (KFP) for allegedly encouraging investments in Gallery K, a company now facing Ponzi scheme accusations. This article explores the details of the lawsuit, the relationship between KFP and Gallery K, and the broader implications for investors. Recently, Korean Financial Planning, a corporate insurance agency claiming to provide legitimate financial planning, found itself under legal scrutiny from 109 individuals, including its own agents and clients. These plaintiffs allege that KFP encouraged them to invest in Gallery K, which is now embroiled in serious allegations of running a Ponzi scheme, a type of multi-level financial fraud. Gallery K has reportedly partnered with KFP, urging its agents to actively sell artwork to clients. However...

Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) filed a lawsuit to cancel a water bill imposed due to a pipe leak at one of its unmanned facilities. Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) filed a lawsuit to cancel a water bill imposed due to a pipe leak at one of its unmanned facilities. Despite receiving a reduction in the bill, KEPCO argued that they should not be responsible for the remaining amount. However, the court ruled against KEPCO, highlighting the company's failure to properly manage the facility and detect the leak in time. KEPCO was hit with a massive water bill of around 70 million won for a water pipe leak at its unmanned facility located in Jung-gu, Seoul. Initially, the water usage had skyrocketed from 416㎥ in August 2022 to over 21,668㎥ in just over a year, leading the water authority to issue a bill for both water and sewage services. After identifying that the reason for the extreme water usage was due to a buried pipe leak, KEPCO applied for a discount and had the ...