My Why
What powers my practice
My path to law began with a fascination for language—not just as communication, but as a system that shapes behavior. While working at a language translation firm, I saw how contractual language actively shapes the world, a realization that inspired me to pursue a legal career. Today, I find fulfillment in advocating for others by transforming complex ideas into language that drives real-world outcomes, guided by the skills of listening, patience, and cross-cultural communication that I first developed living abroad in Korea.
Credentials
- Brigham Young University, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Korean Language, 2022
- University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, Juris Doctor (J.D.), Business Law Certificate, 2025, Note & Comments Editor, Utah Law Review
- Utah
- Korean
Engagement
- Published in Utah Law Review: Fighting Drugs with Drugs: Medical Mushrooms in Utah’s War on Opioids, 2025 ULR 529 (2025).
- Representative, ALC: On the Hill Event, 2022
- Volunteer, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2014-2016
Insights
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