Shin & Kim provides services in the following areas in connection with M&A transactions:

• M&A transaction structuring and establishment of bidding strategies
• Legal due diligence investigations of target corporations while taking into account industry-specific factors 
• Definitive agreement (drafting, commenting and negotiating) for the consummation of the M&A transaction
• Transaction specific and industry or sector specific government licenses, approvals or permits
• Acquisition financing and labor and personnel management 
• Dispute resolution in connection with disputes arising from M&A transactions 

• Hahn & Company, acquisition of SsangYong Cement Industrial (Korea's largest cement producer)
• Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation, sale of shares in Woori Bank
• Kakao Corporation, acquisition of LOEN Entertainment
• Hynix Semiconductor, sale of control interest in a company to SK Telecom
• GE Capital International Holdings, sale of Hyundai Card and Hyundai Capital Services
• SK Networks, acquisition of Tongyang Magic
• ORIX Corporation, sale of shares in Hyundai Logistics
• IMM Investment and Mirae Asset Global Investments, sale of their shares in Doosan DST to Hanwha Techwin
• Tongyang Cement & Energy Corp., sale of shares of a company to Sampyo Cement
• Netmarble Games Corporation, strategic alliance and cross-shareholding transaction with NC Soft Corporation
• PAN-Ocean, sale of shares to HarimGroup-JKL Consortium (the largest M&A transaction in 2014 involving a company under rehabilitation proceedings)
• Korea Exchange Bank, share swap with Hana Financial Group
• Dongbu Corporation, sale of Dongbu Express to DBEX Holdings
• Citigroup Korea Inc., merger with Citibank Korea Inc.
• CJ Games, sale of shares to Tencent (the largest foreign investment in the Korean content industry, which includes the broadcasting, motion pictures and games industries)
• ORIX Corporation, sale of STX Energy to GS and LG International Corp.
• SB LiMotive (a joint venture company between Samsung SDI and Robert Bosch GmbH), sales of Cobasys LLC (a Michigan company) and SB LiMotive Germany GmbH to Robert Bosch