Ms Sin Jung Loh > DR & AJU LLC > Seoul, South Korea > Lawyer Profile

Ms Sin Jung Loh

82-2-3016-5336 sjloh@draju.com

Work Department

Sin Jung LOH is an attorney at DR & AJU LLC. Her practice is primarily focused on Criminal (Investigative Response, Forensics, and Trial Response), Election, Administration, Civil, and Media.

Position

Attorney

Career

• DR & AJU LLC (2022-Present)
• Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (2021-2022)
• Attorney specializing in criminal law, Korean Bar Association (2021)
• DR & AJU LLC (2020-2021)
• Songyul Law Firm (2017-2019)
• Republic of Korea National Election Commission (2017)

Languages

Korean, English, Spanish

Memberships

• Admitted to Bar, Korea (2017)

Education

• Hanyang University School of Law (2017)
• Hanyang University (Department of Policy, 2014)
• Kukje High School (2009)

Personal

Based on her experience as a criminal defense lawyer and as an investigator at an investigative agency, Ms. Loh provides ex post facto responses to criminal cases such as investigation and trial responses with a deep understanding through extensive practical experience in the criminal field.

Moreover, she provides step-by-step optimized legal services by providing preventive legal services that can be prepared in advance by anticipating legal risks that may arise in the future.

Leisure

• Investigator, Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (2021-2022)
• Citation of Chief Officer of the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (2022)
• Represented an incumbent National Assembly Member on violations of the Political Funds Act and acceptance of bribery (Not guilty)
• Represented an incumbent National Assembly Member on abusing authority and obstructing another from exercising one’s right (Not guilty)
• Represented a client concerning the K-Land recruitment corruption (Not guilty)
• Represented a former Fair Trade Commission executive (probation)
• Represented a client concerning obstruction of performance of official duties by fraudulent scheme related to the early closure of Unit 1 of Wolsong Nuclear Power Plant