Junghun Kim focuses his practice on responding to Korea Fair Trade Commission's investigation; litigating in matters concerning administrative appeal, claims for damages resulting from violation of the Fair Trade Act, cancellation of restricted eligibility to participate in bids; and filing mergers.

As an antitrust lawyer, Mr. Kim successfully handled cases involving the price-fixing among petrochemical, credit card and construction companies domestically and the price-fixing of CRTs, TFT-LCDs, condensers, resistors, foreign currency swap, etc. internationally. He has advised on matters concerning merger, unfair trade practices, and abuse of dominant market position as well as laws under the jurisdiction of the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) such as the Subcontracting Act, Labeling and Advertising Act, and Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions; and has also helped clients respond to KFTC's investigations. He studied competition laws of the U.S. and Japan—he completed the Competition Law Program at New York University School of Law and was trained at Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, a law firm in Japan—and now applies such knowledge to his practice.