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From Washington, D.C. to New York, our lawyers combine local insight with
international experience to serve clients across diverse legal needs.

Kyle Courtnall, Esq.

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Kyle Courtnall is a veteran criminal defense attorney serving clients in the Washington, D.C. area. He is licensed to practice law in local and federal courts, with many years of experience handling a wide variety of criminal matters including white collar crimes. Mr. Courtnall also has extensive experience in the banking and financial services industries. Mr. Courtnall earned his J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Courtnall earned his bachelor’s degree cum laude from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and then worked for United Parcel Service in various Management and Industrial Engineering roles for 10 years. Mr. Courtnall has also earned an MBA from Johns Hopkins University, one of the most prestigious insitutions of high learning in the world, focusing on Finance. Immediately prior to joining SJKP, he worked in banking and finance for MorganStanley and JPMorgan, two of the world’s leading financial companies, for several years. Mr. Courtnall has over 20 years’ experience handling criminal law cases in the Washington, D.C. area. He has experience both as a prosecuting attorney and defense attorney. Mr. Courtnall was an instructor at several police academies, and was a field trainer for police officers and sheriff’s deputies. During his time as a prosecutor, Mr. Courtnall worked closely with local and federal law enforcement officers such as the FBI, DEA, and ATF. Mr. Courtnall has also been interviewed on local and national media outlets such as the Washington Post and CNN regarding criminal law matters.

Practice Areas

  • Drug and Narcotics
  • Violent Crimes
  • Serious Traffic Offenses
  • Juvenile Crimes

Tal Hirshberg, Esq.

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Tal Hirshberg is joining the New York office, bringing more than two decades of experience at the intersection of law, business strategy and marketing. Mr. Hirshberg adds to the firm’s U.S. operations, advising domestic and international clients on complex matters spanning corporate, commercial, and litigation law. Mr. Hirshberg’s career includes roles at U.S. law firms, Fortune 500 companies, and innovative startups. He has advised on high-stakes litigation, negotiated multimillion-dollar commercial agreements, and counseled clients in sectors including entertainment, technology, and consumer products. His deep understanding of both the U.S. and global markets positions him to bridge legal and cultural gaps for clients navigating cross-border opportunities. Prior to joining SJKP LLP, Mr. Hirshberg served as counsel to prominent firms in New York, advised technology and media companies on intellectual property and transactional matters, and provided strategic guidance to growing startups. His multidisciplinary background allows him to deliver practical, business-focused solutions while ensuring full compliance with U.S. legal standards. Fluent in the language of both law and commerce, Mr. Hirshberg is committed to building SJKP LLP's New York presence into a hub for clients seeking sophisticated, responsive, and globally connected legal counsel.

Practice Areas

  • Contracts
  • Copyright
  • Corporate
  • Intellectual Property

Donghoo Sohn, Esq.

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Donghoo Sohn is a New York-licensed attorney at SJKP, LLP. Admitted to the New York Bar in 2016, he has practiced corporate and securities law at several prominent law firms in Syracuse, New York, including Scolaro, Fetter, Grizanti & McGough, P.C., Melvin & Melvin, PLLP, and Reed CNY Business Law, among others. Through his work across a broad spectrum of legal matters in U.S.- based firms, he has developed significant professional expertise, with a focus on delivering clear and accessible legal solutions that clients can readily understand and rely on. Mr. Sohn earned his Master of Law degree from Syracuse University College of Law (“SU Law School”). He later returned to SU Law School as a visiting scholar, during which time he delivered special seminars on blockchain technology and digital asset regulation. He also published a scholarly article on SSRN titled, “Duty of Disclosure: Comparison of Securities Regulations between the U.S. and South Korea through Cases in the Biopharmaceutical Industry.” Mr. Sohn is actively involved in academic and charitable initiatives through institutions and nonprofit organizations such as Syracuse University College of Law, the New York State Bar Association, the YWCA of Onondaga County, and diversity and inclusion foundations in Syracuse, NY.

Practice Areas

  • Corporate
  • Immigration
  • Will & Trust
  • Real Estate

Mia Kim, Esq.

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Mia Kim is a dedicated immigration attorney serving individual and business clients from both the U.S. and Korea. Licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia, she offers comprehensive legal services across all areas of U.S. immigration law, including employment-based immigration, family sponsorship, investment visas, nonimmigrant visas, removal defense, and naturalization. She also offers legal services of international transaction law for the diverse corporates. Ms. Kim earned her LL.M. from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, one of the top law schools in the United States. She began her legal career at a prominent immigration law firm, gaining a reputation for effectively handling complex immigration matters with personalized strategies and meticulous attention to detail. She is especially experienced in assisting Korean individuals and companies navigate the U.S. immigration process, having successfully represented hundreds of clients in areas such as family petitions, F-1 student visas, H-1B work visas, green card applications, and citizenship.

Practice Areas

  • Immigration
  • Corporate
  • M&A
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Insights

A curated collection of observations, industry developments, and firm perspectives on legal trends and business issues.
These materials are provided for general informational and educational purposes only and are not legal advice. For guidance tailored to your specific situation, please contact our attorneys.

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White Collar Crime Embezzlement

White collar crime embezzlement represents one of the most profound betrayals of trust within the commercial and governmental spheres of the nation’s capital. Unlike conventional theft, an embezzlement offense fundamentally involves the unlawful conversion of funds or property that was legally entrusted to the defendant, placing it firmly in the category of serious financial misconduct. Given Washington D.C.'s unique position as the seat of the federal government and a major financial center, cases of white collar crime embezzlement are often prosecuted under complex federal and local statutes, leading to severe and life-altering penalties for those convicted.

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Juvenile Crimes defendant

The District of Columbia handles minors accused of delinquent acts through the Family Division of the Superior Court, operating under the principles of rehabilitation and child welfare, as codified in D.C. Code Title 16, Chapter 23. This system is fundamentally distinct from the adult criminal process, providing unique procedural protections and a strong focus on the child’s future well-being rather than punishment. For any Juvenile Crimes defendant and their family, understanding this specialized legal framework and the rights afforded to them is the first critical step in successfully navigating the D.C. juvenile court system.

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Sex Crimes Defendants

Facing allegations of a sexual offense in the District of Columbia is an extremely serious and life-altering event, requiring immediate and expert legal intervention. The D.C. Code, particularly Title 22, Chapter 30, addresses a range of sexual offenses, imposing some of the nation's harshest penalties. For Sex Crimes defendants in Washington D.C., the complexity of these statutes and the potential for mandatory sex offender registration underscore the critical need for a defense strategy tailored to the specific legal challenges of the jurisdiction. A seasoned criminal defense attorney is essential for challenging the prosecution's evidence and protecting the rights of the accused throughout the judicial process.

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White Collar Crime and Money Laundering

White collar crime is a category of non-violent, financially motivated offenses, such as fraud and embezzlement, that typically occur in professional environments. In New York, the aggressive prosecution of these crimes leads to severe penalties, including significant prison time, hefty fines, and asset forfeiture, heavily impacting an individual's career and reputation. Money laundering is inextricably linked, serving as the essential process through which illegally obtained proceeds are disguised and introduced into the legitimate financial system, concealing their illicit source. A thorough understanding of the distinct statutes and severe consequences associated with both white collar crime and money laundering under New York State law is crucial for operating within its dynamic business landscape.

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Victims of Juvenile Crimes

Navigating the aftermath of a crime is profoundly challenging, especially for Victims of Juvenile Crimes whose cases involve the complex rules of New York's youth justice system. This specialized legal environment—governed by the Family Court Act and the Youth Part of Criminal Court—requires victims to understand unique procedural rules and protections compared to adult proceedings. This guide is designed to clarify the legal environment, ensuring that Victims of Juvenile Crimes and their families can access the full spectrum of their statutory rights, financial compensation, and essential support services available across New York State.

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Sex Crimes including juvenile victims

The legal landscape surrounding Sex Crimes including juvenile victims in New York is unequivocally severe, reflecting the state's paramount commitment to protecting its most vulnerable citizens. These statutes carry some of the harshest penalties in the criminal justice system, often classified as Class A-II or B felonies, resulting in lengthy prison sentences and mandatory lifetime registration as a sex offender. Individuals facing accusations of Sex Crimes including juvenile victims require immediate, specialized legal intervention to navigate the intricate and unforgiving provisions of the New York Penal Law.

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