Lawyers for South Koreans who won a wartime forced labor case against Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp. said Friday they will "immediately" start the process of liquidating the Japanese steelmaker's seized assets in a move likely to further fuel bilateral tension over the issue.The declaration came after the lawyers who came to Japan were rebuffed by Nippon Steel when they sought to hold talks on compensation that the company has been asked to pay in line with a South Korean top court ruling in October. "It's regrettable that we could not even see the faces of (Nippon Steel) officials in…READ FULL ARTICLE
