Law Firm Robex, Hires Former Prosecutor Na Yeop... Strengthening Expertise in Corporate, Finance, and IT [Law Firm News]

[Financial News] Law Firm Robex announced on the 23rd that it has hired former Suwon High Prosecutor's Office Prosecutor Na Yeop (Judicial Research and Training Institute 34th class) as a partner lawyer. Robex expects that this recruitment will further strengthen its response capabilities in the corporate, finance, and IT sectors.
Lawyer Na has worked at Incheon District Prosecutors' Office, Seongnam Branch, Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, Suwon High Prosecutors' Office, and supported nationwide anti-corruption and major investigations as a research officer at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office's Anti-Corruption and Major Crimes Division. In particular, he was consecutively dispatched to significant investigation teams such as the Supreme Prosecutors' Office's Joint Investigation Team on Savings Bank Corruption, Nuclear Power Plant Corruption Investigation Team, and the Supreme Prosecutors' Office's Special Investigation Team on Corruption Crimes, gaining recognition for his expertise.
He was dispatched as a legal advisor to the Financial Services Commission, gaining experience in responding to financial regulations, and based on his achievements in the Nuclear Power Plant Corruption Investigation Team, he was selected as a certified specialist prosecutor (energy sector) in 2015. In the Special Investigation Team on Corruption Crimes, he led the investigation and prosecution of the Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering accounting fraud case, resulting in a medium-term sentence for top management.
Kim Ki-dong, representative lawyer of Robex, stated, "(Lawyer Na's) investigative capabilities have already been verified, and he has achieved the best results by communicating flexibly with fellow senior and junior prosecutors as well as staff," adding, "With Lawyer Na's joining, Robex will be able to provide even more specialized legal services as a specialized law firm in the corporate, finance, and IT sectors."

scottchoi15@fnnews.com Choi Eun-sol Reporter