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Represented an ex-lover in an assault, personal injury, stalking statute violation, and liquor control case.

The client was in a relationship with the defendant from June 2022 to December 2022, but the defendant assaulted the client several times during the relationship, and finally assaulted and injured the client while they were traveling together on December 2022. The client notified the defendant of the breakup, but the defendant did not accept the breakup and continued to stalk the client by sending her calls and messages, and the messages were obscene enough to cause sexual humiliation. The client suffered for a long time, including undergoing psychiatric treatment, but the defendant never showed any remorse, so the client sued the defendant for assault, battery, violation of the stalking statute, and harassment. The client sued the defendant, and the defendant also sued the client for assault and other charges, so it was important for the client to get a favorable outcome in this case first. In addition, the defendant asked the client to settle the case, but if a settlement could not be reached, the client pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Representation of quasi-rape victims

Representing a victim who sued an assailant for quasi-rape in a vehicle

The defendant picked up the client and a group of people and then drove everyone else home except the client. While driving the client last, he saw that the client was drunk and falling asleep in the second row and decided to commit adultery. After stopping the car he was driving in the parking lot of a nearby villa while searching for a place to commit the crime with the client in the car, the defendant took advantage of the fact that the client was asleep and unable to resist to remove her bottom and insert his penis into the victim's vagina, thereby committing quasi-rape. The client sued the defendant for quasi-rape, as she suffered from an unforgettable and horrific experience. ■ Case Issues In this case, the issue was whether the victim was unconscious or incapacitated at the time of the incident. The accused alleged that he was driving the client and engaged in a lewd conversation with her as they drove away. The client also alleged that she suddenly grabbed his hand and pulled him away.

Successful representation of a victim of repeated sexual harassment by her employer who filed a complaint under the Sexual Violence Crimes Punishment Act (sexual harassment based on business authority).

The clients suffered for a long time because they were continuously groped and sexually harassed by the president of the company where they worked, but were unable to file a complaint due to the attitude of the president and his wife, who did not take it seriously, and their livelihood. Eventually, however, as the employees they worked with left the company one by one due to such harassment, and as their mental suffering became extremely severe as they were worried that they would be harassed again throughout their working lives, they decided to leave the company and filed a lawsuit against the defendants for violating the Special Act on the Punishment of Sexual Offenses (harassment due to work authority). ■ Case Issues The accused consistently denied the allegations throughout the investigation, stating that the physical contact was "a sign of friendliness," and even went so far as to sue for breach of privacy when the clients obtained CCTV for evidence of the groping, causing the clients to go through another distressing time before the case was dismissed. The accused's wife appeared as a witness during the trial and testified that the accused had made physical contact with her in a way that he normally treats his employees in a friendly manner.