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Provided by Seong Joong Kim
International Trade & Customs and International Trade & Customs Litigation.
Kim & Chang (2017-Present);
Office of Deputy Speaker, National Assembly (2016-2017);
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (2013-2016);
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2008-2013).
Korean Bar.
Lexology Getting the Deal Through - ESG & Impact Investing 2022: Korea Chapter (Co-author, Law Business Research, 2021).
Judicial Research and Training Institute of the Supreme Court of Korea (2008);
Graduate School of Law, Seoul National University (Completed Coursework, 1997);
Seoul National University (LL.B., 1995).
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He is knowledgeable, analytical, full of experience, ethical, responsible and professional. On top of that, his performance in the court is just breathtaking.
Based on his experience working at the Ministry of Industry and the National Assembly of Korea, he has excellent expertise and experience in the ESG field and in corporate advisory.
He is knowledgeable, analytical, full of experience, ethical, responsible and professional. On top of that, his performance in the court is just breathtaking.
Based on his experience working at the Ministry of Industry and the National Assembly of Korea, he has excellent expertise and experience in the ESG field and in corporate advisory.
2 items provided by Kim & Chang
Korea Introduces Anti-Circumvention System in Customs Act
Korea Introduces Anti-Circumvention System in Customs Act
US’ CHIPS Act of 2022, Inflation Reduction Act and Their Implications to Korean Companies
US’ CHIPS Act of 2022, Inflation Reduction Act and Their Implications to Korean Companies
Korea Introduces Anti-Circumvention System in Customs Act
Korea Introduces Anti-Circumvention System in Customs Act
US’ CHIPS Act of 2022, Inflation Reduction Act and Their Implications to Korean Companies
US’ CHIPS Act of 2022, Inflation Reduction Act and Their Implications to Korean Companies