Frank S. Shyn is a senior foreign attorney in the firm’s Antitrust & Competition, Corporate and Global Practice Groups.

Mr. Shyn has developed a comprehensive legal practice focused on advising multinational companies, mostly in the automotive, energy, entertainment, healthcare and technology, media & telecommunications (TMT) industries on all facets (and across practice groups) of transacting and operating a business in Korea. He works closely with his clients to guide them through various issues and concerns relating to entering, operating in and exiting the Korean market. With extensive knowledge of Korean business and government practices gained over his 20 plus years of experience in Korea, he has earned the trust of clients seeking his assistance on all their legal needs in Korea.

Mr. Shyn is especially highly regarded for his comprehensive advice on legal considerations relevant to conducting business in Korea and compliance with the full range of regulatory and practical requirements and issues, including fair trade, commercial, labor, privacy and data collection concerns. In particular, Mr. Shyn is skilfully adept at handling complex and innovative regulatory matters and issues from fair trade and competition law perspectives as well as in successfully representing multinational companies in high-profile investigations conducted by the Korea Fair Trade Commission on cartels, abuse of dominance and unfair trade practices as well as by other governmental agencies.

Based on his balanced and extensive legal experience in dealing with both private and public sector matters, Mr. Shyn is well able to meet the challenges and needs of clients operating in today’s global business environment.