Daniel Woojin Chang is a senior foreign attorney focusing principally on white collar investigations, corporate compliance, e-discovery, military procurement, and general corporate matters.

His cases include representation of major companies in investigations conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice or the Korean Prosecutors’ Office, representation of conglomerates in sanctions proceedings before the World Bank, and advisory services to multinational aerospace and defense companies in the military procurement process.

Prior to joining Shin & Kim, Mr. Chang served as a New York State and New York City prosecutor for about five years. While at the New York State Attorney General’s Office, he was part of the Criminal Enforcement and Financial Crimes Bureau where he handled intensive investigation for major bank frauds involving international money laundering of nearly USD 1 billion. Mr. Chang also worked at the Trial Bureau of the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office prosecuting hundreds of violent and non-violent felony cases in all stages from intake and grand jury to disposition.

• Responded to the investigation of the Department of Justice (”DOJ”) in a major collusion case involving Korean conglomerates and provided e-discovery services.
• Successfully represented a Korean company in the return of virtual assets seized by the DOJ.
• Responded to a sanctions proceeding before the World Bank on behalf of a Korean conglomerate and successfully reduced the sanction period.
• Advised foreign defense and aerospace companies on defense procurement processes.
• Advised Korean and foreign financial companies on U.S. FCPA and OFAC, and other anti-corruption and anti-money laundering regulations, in relation to investigations, internal controls, and corporate governance.
• Responded to the police and prosecutorial investigation on a recall complaint for a foreign automobile company in Korea.
• Responded to a criminal investigation in Korea for a major multinational IT company.