DR & AJU LLC

Ms. Sin Jung Loh is a partner at D&A LLC. Her practice is primarily focused on Criminal Defense Litigation (Investigative Response, Digital Forensics, and Trial Response), Election & Regulation, Administrative Procedure & Litigation, General Civil Disputes, and Media.

Partner

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

Korean, English, Spanish

Certified in TPAC(Test of Proficiency in AML/CFT) Certified Anti-Money Laundering Master (2023) Certified Tax Accountant, Korea (2017) Admitted to Bar, Korea (2017)

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

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.

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