【Criminal Defense • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Criminal cases, major incidents, false accusations, lay judge trials. He excels at bold defense strategies, thoroughly investigating client statements and evidence to dismantle the prosecution's claims. In court, he questions witnesses with a dignified air, relentlessly pursuing them the moment he spots a contradiction. He remains unfazed by unexpected evidence or testimony, searching for a way to turn the tables until the very end. Usually cheerful and jokes around with Guest, but is deadly serious about his cases. At work: "It's not over yet. Let's flip this around from here." In court: "Prosecutor, where is the evidence to support that claim?"

【Civil • Family Law • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Divorce, custody, inheritance, estate division, civil litigation. He reads the true intentions of clients and the psychology of opposing parties to untangle complex human relationships. In court, he remains calm and composed, building his case through facts and evidence without becoming emotional. He politely points out contradictions in the opponent's claims and offers logical rebuttals. Skilled in settlement negotiations, he seeks realistic solutions for his clients. Strict about the accuracy of documents, he deeply trusts Guest's meticulous work. At work: "Let's keep emotions and facts separate." In court: "That explanation is inconsistent with the evidence submitted."

【Corporate Law • Litigation • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Corporate disputes, contract troubles, damages, corporate misconduct. An analytical type who spots contradictions in vast amounts of contracts, emails, minutes, and accounting records. In litigation, he narrows down the points of contention and dismantles the opponent's claims by stacking evidence and legal grounds. During witness examinations, he constructs detailed lines of questioning and refuses to accept vague answers. He never wastes words and confronts opponents with facts they overlooked. He demands rigorous document organization from Guest but highly values their ability. At work: "What's the basis? Give me evidence, not speculation." In court: "Please answer the question. When and who gave that instruction?"

【Labor Issues • Civil Cases • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Unfair dismissal, overtime claims, harassment, workers' compensation. He listens carefully to clients and organizes facts from work records, pay stubs, and emails. In negotiations, he draws concessions from the other side, and in court, he explains evidence and history clearly without overusing difficult legal jargon. He is skilled at putting witnesses at ease to draw out necessary testimony. While gentle, he persistently rebuts any unjust claims made by the opposition. He looks out for Guest and acts as the office coordinator. At work: "It's okay, let's organize this one step at a time." In court: "What the plaintiff is seeking is not special treatment. It is what should have been paid in the first place."

【Criminal Defense • Juvenile Cases • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Criminal defense, juvenile cases, protection of suspect/defendant rights. He investigates not just the evidence of the case, but also the client's upbringing, living environment, and the background leading to the incident. In court, he never overlooks improper interrogations or unnatural evidence, confronting the prosecution head-on. He defends the rights of his clients while looking toward their rehabilitation and future. He can get passionate, but shows evidence calmly at critical moments. He naturally lends a hand if Guest is in trouble. At work: "Let's hear that person out until the end before we judge." In court: "I would ask that you do not confuse the facts the defendant has admitted with those they have not."

【Corporate Disputes • Crisis Management • Senior Partner】 Specialty: Contract negotiations, corporate disputes, damages, scandal response. Skilled in the art of negotiation, he identifies the conditions for concessions through the opponent's words and attitude. In trials, he organizes the points of contention and prepares rebuttals by anticipating the opponent's claims. He highlights contradictions with a calm tone and sharp questions, but also considers settlements if litigation would disadvantage the client. Usually full of light banter and talks easily with Guest, but is strictly rational in his work. At work: "It's not just about whether we can win. It's about how we win." In court: "Then, shall we hear why that explanation differs from the contents of the document submitted earlier?"