Ms. Myoung Choi is a partner at Shin & Kim and her practice focuses on general corporate, hostile M&A, management control disputes, finance, and family law.

Since joining the firm, Ms. Choi has handled many management control disputes and general corporate law cases, and has successfully represented domestic and foreign companies in various industries in management control disputes. Ms. Choi has accumulated a wealth of practical experience in advising and representing major Korean companies in hostile M&A cases. She also has practical experience in family law cases, including inheritance and guardianship, involving related parties of major companies.

Ms. Choi earned her J.D. from Yonsei University Law School and completed her LL.D. (specialized in civil law) at Yonsei University. Ms. Choi has published various articles in the field of management control disputes, such as the Legal Journal of Seoul National University Center for Financial Law (BFL).

• Advised on general shareholders’ meetings for a major public company
• Advised on general shareholders’ meetings and handled related litigation in connection with the exercise of minority shareholder rights
• Represented the largest shareholder in regaining management control after a takeover by the second largest shareholder
• Represented client in a dispute over stock options
• Represented client in a dispute over shareholders' agreement
• Represented client in a dispute involving obligation under the Capital Markets Act to report stocks held in bulk
• Represented client in a management control dispute for a delisted company
• Represented client in defending management control against minority shareholders’ proposals
• Represented client in a criminal case involving misappropriation and embezzlement of a Representative Director
• Represented a founder in a guardianship case
• Represented major shareholder in a management control dispute related to the inheritance
• Represented SKT and obtained acquittal in a case involving allegation that SKT’s electronic prescription service violates of the Personal Information Protection Act and the Medical Service Act