Established in 2008, the labor law firm Chungmu has provided services for about 3,000 industrial accidents, fishing vessel crew accidents, and public service accidents for 15 years covering nationwide. The company has been dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of insurance consumers, from worker’s accident insurance and automobile insurance to personal insurance claims. It made its name spread wide by taking up a case of kidnapped sailor Lee Man-gyun which aired on SBS Unanswered Questions in 2018. Recently, the company conducted a safety inspection to prevent major accidents at the gymnasium in Sejong Government Complex and conducted intensive interviews with workers, and investigated and filed a complaint about the death of a serious accident due to a hydrogen sulfide gas leak at S company.

▲ Chungmu / CEO Cho Young-hwan

CEO Cho Young-hwan, who also works as a loss adjuster and administrator, said “Chungmu provides all-in-one services related to industrial accidents, auto insurance, industrial accident excess damages, and life insurance. In the case of a fatal accident caused by the leakage of toxic gas from company S which currently in progress, the bereaved family can act as an industrial accident application agent and major industrial accident complaint agent, and the company can proceed with a damage adjustment agent to claim environmental liability insurance.” For the last 10 years, CEO Cho has been active as a member of the Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service’s Occupational Disease Judgment Committee, and has handled cases of occupational cancer, noise-induced hearing loss, death from overwork, and industrial accidents on which he has built a high regard. In recognition of excellent services, Chungmu listed name in the 2022 Korea Social & Industrial Contribution Awards in the law education category. CEO Cho said “Chungmu will remain as a company remembered and trusted by customers as a leader in disaster compensation. We are always ready to run whenever and wherever our customers call us.”