Bio
Profile
Experience
Kim & Chang (2018-Present)
Judge Advocate, Defense Acquisition Program Administration, Korea (2016-2018)
Judge Advocate, Republic of Korea Army Headquarters, Korea (2015-2016)
Associate, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, New York (2013-2014)
Representative Mattersshow
- Advised a multinational company on telecommunications licensing matters.
- Advised a leading AI company on regulatory compliance matters.
- Advised a multinational video streaming service on consumer protection issues.
- Advised a global online marketplace on e-commerce regulations.
- Advised a multinational pharmaceutical company on AI regulatory matters.
- Advised a multinational tech company on a data breach incident.
- Advised a multinational global healthcare solution provider on a data breach incident.
- Advised a leading generative AI company in a PIPC investigation.
- Advised a global cloud service provider on privacy law compliance.
- Advised a global online marketplace on privacy law compliance.
- Advised a global tech company in a KFTC investigation into alleged abuse of dominance.
- Advised a multinational carmaker in a KFTC investigation into alleged unfair trade practices.
- Advised multiple multinational tech companies in connection with KFTC market surveys.
- Advised a global media and entertainment company in a KFTC merger review.
Representative Activitiesshow
Awards
- Certificate of Merit, Republic of Korea Army Chief of Staff (2015)
Publications/Activities
- “South Korea: Guidelines Clarify Use of Public Data,” Data & Antitrust Guide (Edition 2) (Co-author, Global Competition Review, 2025)
- “Digital Markets in Korea,” Competition Law International (Co-author, International Bar Association, 2021)
Education
Harvard Law School (J.D., 2013)
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (B.S., summa cum laude, 2010)
Qualifications
Admitted to bar, New York, 2014
Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E), 2024
Languages
Korean and English
Insights
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Newsletters
Democratic Party’s Candidate Lee Jae-myung Elected as 21st President of Korea - Key Implications for Technology, Media, and Telecommunications (“TMT”)
2025.06.04 -
Articles
South Korea: Guidelines Clarify Use of Public Data, Data & Antitrust Guide (Edition 2) │ Global Competition Review
2025.05.30 -
Newsletters
Notice on Changes in Disclosure Requirements for Information Protection in 2025
2025.05.26 -
Newsletters
AI Issues and Implications in H1, 2025
2025.04.24 -
Newsletters
The Korea Communications Commission Issues the Guidelines on the Protection of Users of Generative AI Services
2025.03.07 -
Newsletters
AI Issues and Implications in Q4, 2024
2025.01.24
