Introduction

Yinshu Jin is a foreign attorney qualified in the People's Republic of China (PRC) who joined Yulchon in 2025. Ms. Jin’s practice at Yulchon mainly focuses on corporate law, resolution of cross-border disputes, maritime law, international trade, data law, and other commercial law matters.Ms. Jin has accumulated extensive practical legal experience working as an attorney in a number of prominent law firms in both China and Korea, as well as working as in-house counsel for various subsidiaries of major Korean holding companies, such as SK and the Hyundai Motor Group. The depth and broad range of her expertise and practical experience in handling commercial legal matters under Chinese law makes her particularly well qualified to provide expert advice and assistance in the handling of various complex issues, transactions, and disputes involving Chinese law and the Chinese market.

Education
  • 1999 Dalian Maritime University, LL.B.
Experience
  • 2025-present Yulchon LLC
  • 2021-present Arbitrator, China Maritime Arbitration Commission
  • 2015-2025 Lee & Ko
  • 2013-2015 SEHAN LLC
  • 2009-2010 Hyundai Glovis Co., Ltd.
  • 2007-2008 SK Shipping Co., Ltd.
  • 2001-2006 Law Offices Choi & Kim
  • 2000-2001 Wangjing & Co., Qingdao Office
  • 1999-2000 Shandong Yuanding Law Office
Qualifications
  • 1999 Admitted to Bar , China
Languages

Korean, English, Chinese

Speech/Presentation

Speech/Presentation
  • 2023 Presentation on Cross-border transference of Data under Chinese law (sponsored by China Chamber of Commerce in the Republic of Korea)
  • 2020 Presentation on Solutions to International Disputes at the Corporate CEO Legal Forum hosted by the CHOSUN ILBO
  • 2014 Presentation on Release of Cargo Without Production of B/L (Seminar of Korean Maritime Law Association)
  • 2006 Presentation on Trend and Issues of Chinese Maritime Law at the 'Major Issues in Global Corporate Law and Solutions' co-sponsored by Kyunghee University and Yulchon
  • 2002 Presentation on Chinese Maritime Legal Proceedings at the 'Chinese Maritime Legal Dispute Resolution' seminar co-sponsored by Korea P&I Club and Korean Shipowners' Association