Korean Roundtable: Landlord/Tenant Disputes and How to Avoid Lawsuits

Korean Roundtable: Landlord/Tenant Disputes and How to Avoid Lawsuits

JOIN US ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2026 | 10:00 AM | Light Breakfast

There will be an in-person meeting of the AAGLA Korean Roundtable on Wednesday, September 9, 2026,, at 10:00 A.M…PLEASE JOIN US for Lunch!

What:    The AAGLA Korean Roundtable Meeting – A Light Lunch Will Be Provided
When:    Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at 10:00 A.M.
Where:    Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles, 621 So. Westmoreland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
(Parking is FREE behind the Building)

How to Attend: Please log in to register. Register online at www.aagla.org/events.

JOIN US for an important legal strategy discussion concerning Landlord / Tenant Disputes and How to Avoid Lawsuits with Attorney Andy” Inhyock Kim of the Law Office of Andy Kim. If you are dealing with problem tenants, are owed rent, or confused by some of the new regulations, be sure to join us IN-PERSON for this latest meeting of the Korean Roundtable Owners Group. A light breakfast will be provided. 

Attorney Andy” Inhyock Kim, Partner with the Law Office of Andy Kim joins us for important updates on your rights to evict and many other recent regulations impacting rental housing providers. Andy will offer many practical solutions and legal strategies and address your legal questions – we promise!

Speaker

Andy” Inhyock Kim, Esq.

Law Office of Andy Kim 1309 W. Valencia Dr., Unit J Fullerton, CA 92833 
Tel: (213) 703-3156 
Email: Attorneyandy64@gmail.com    10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.: Andy Inhyock Kim is a California attorney and the founder of the Law Office of Andy Kim in Fullerton, California. His practice includes real estate and landlord-tenant matters, eviction and unlawful detainer proceedings, habitability issues, lease disputes, and other legal matters affecting property owners and landlords.

Mr. Kim also handles business and contract matters, trusts and estates, probate, and family law matters, as well as legal issues involving international and cross-border matters.

Mr. Kim received his legal education at Seoul National University School of Law in South Korea and the University of Arizona College of Law in the United States. He was admitted to the New York Bar in 2004 and the California Bar in 2020.
With legal education and experience in both Korean and American legal environments, Mr. Kim is able to explain complex California legal issues in both Korean and English.

He is particularly committed to helping Korean-American individuals, business owners, landlords, and property owners better understand the California legal system and identify practical ways to prevent and resolve legal disputes. Mr. Kim previously served in the Republic of Korea Army.