Daeryun, ‘future lawyer’ Pyeongtaek Middle School student-lawyer mentor and mentee

(Taxation and Finance News = Reporter Ko Seung-ju) Daeryun Law Firm announced on the 13th that it conducted a ‘mentoring program’ for about 10 teenagers from Pyeongtaek Middle School on the 7th.

The program was designed to provide practical help to middle school students about opportunities and preparation methods for exploring legal careers.

The students visited the Pyeongtaek branch office of law firm Daeryun, toured the office, and had a question-and-answer session with current lawyers.

Attorney Do Il-seok, who participated as a guidance lawyer, delivered a variety of content, from specifically understanding the legal profession to sharing practical cases and directions for developing capabilities.

Students were able to learn legal knowledge and resolve their concerns about going on to higher education through mentor and mentee training.

One student who participated in the program said, “This program gave me an opportunity to indirectly learn about the roles of legal professionals such as judges, prosecutors, and lawyers.”

Attorney Do Il-seok said, “It was great to be able to provide students with the opportunity to vividly learn and experience practical knowledge beyond theoretical learning.”

Kim Kook-il, CEO of Management, said, “Daeryun recently established a public interest corporation, ‘Relationship Law,’ to run public interest activities in earnest,” and added, “We are planning various measures ranging from communication programs such as career experience for youth to legal support for the underprivileged. We ask for your continued interest.”

Daeryun plans to continue to carry out various public interest activities for vulnerable groups such as youth, multicultural families, and the disabled.

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