Global law firm Squire Patton Boggs has launched a dedicated Korea Desk, further strengthening its ability to serve Korean clients on their international matters and multinational companies with interests in Korea.
Building on the SPB’s long history of representing Korean clients and international clients in Korea-related matters, the Korea Desk provides a focused, coordinated platform connecting clients with the firm’s international resources. The Korea Desk brings together lawyers across key practice areas and geographies to deliver seamless, cross-border support aligned with the needs of Korean businesses, investors, and institutions.
“Korea has become a global economic powerhouse,” said Partner Sam Song, who serves as Head of the Korea Desk. “We have been supporting Korean clients for many years as they expand and operate overseas, and advising international companies as they do business in Korea’s sophisticated market. Our Korea Desk formalizes that commitment, creating a clear, dedicated gateway for inbound and outbound Korea-related work. It also reflects and builds on our long-standing relationships with Korea’s leading law firms, helping ensure meaningful collaboration and seamless coordination on cross-border matters when needed.”
Global Managing Partner Michele Connell said, “Korea is central to cross-border activity and an increasingly important market for our clients. Our Korea Desk advances our broader strategy to grow our Asia platform by making it easier for clients to access the full breadth of our capabilities, across the region and in Korea in particular. I’m proud of the team behind this effort and the momentum we are building with the Korean legal market.”
The Korea Desk supports clients on a wide range of matters, including cross-border transactions, international disputes, regulatory and compliance issues, project development, trade and investment, and government relations, drawing on the firm’s deep experience across Asia, the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.
Learn more about Squire Patton Boggs’ Korea Desk here.
