Attorney Young-Wook Lee holds both a Master’s and a Doctorate in Copyright Law, and is also a creator himself, having authored more than twenty books, including numerous legal comics. His own journey as a creator enables him to deeply understand and empathize with the legal challenges that creators face.

Attorney Young-Wook Lee is a certified specialist in Entertainment Law by the Korean Bar Association. Over the years, he has represented and advised a wide range of industry players—including production companies, management agencies, publishers, authors, artists, entertainers, and publishing companies —on litigation and legal matters.

Since 2016, Gamwoo Law Firm’s Gangnam Office has shared offices with a leading patent law firm, reflecting strong affinity with industrial property rights.

Attorney Young-Wook Lee is a expert who has handled numerous litigations and advisory matters in the fields of copyright law and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.

After completing two years of training at the Judicial Research and Training Institute, Attorney Young-Wook Lee began practicing law in 2005. From his early years as an associate attorney to his current role as a partner, he has built extensive experience as a litigator, handling a wide range of civil and criminal cases.

In today’s corporate environment, issues under the *Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act* invariably arise as key matters for companies of a certain scale. Because the decisions and practices of the Korea Fair Trade Commission often involve significant policy discretion, specialized and highly focused knowledge is essential.

Appointing a legal professional to handle international matters is often as challenging as appointing a domestic one. Likewise, it is not easy for foreign clients to select and work with Korean lawyers.