LoganPark
Associate
Corporate
lpark@seyfarth.com
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Logan’s practice focuses on structured finance and securitization transactions. He also assists clients with general corporate matters, including contracts, leases, corporate governance, and general counseling and advice.
Logan began his practice as a litigator representing plaintiffs and defendants of all sizes, from employees and small businesses to publicly traded companies, both domestic and foreign. As a transactional lawyer, he worked at small, mid-size, and large law firms, handling matters of all sizes and nature, some involving cross-border issues. These experiences provide Logan with a rare perspective and allow him to assist a wide range of clients with varying legal issues.
In addition to domestic clients and transactions, Logan is uniquely equipped and experienced in serving Asian and Asian American clients and handling deals and disputes involving such parties. Logan grew up in Seoul, Korea, and worked at a boutique US firm that mainly serves Korean conglomerates, where he handled numerous cross-border deals and disputes as the lead associate and main point of contact. Logan is fluent in Korean.
Logan finds the most rewarding aspect of his work to be the lasting relationship he builds with his clients.
Logan began his practice as a litigator representing plaintiffs and defendants of all sizes, from employees and small businesses to publicly traded companies, both domestic and foreign. As a transactional lawyer, he worked at small, mid-size, and large law firms, handling matters of all sizes and nature, some involving cross-border issues. These experiences provide Logan with a rare perspective and allow him to assist a wide range of clients with varying legal issues.
In addition to domestic clients and transactions, Logan is uniquely equipped and experienced in serving Asian and Asian American clients and handling deals and disputes involving such parties. Logan grew up in Seoul, Korea, and worked at a boutique US firm that mainly serves Korean conglomerates, where he handled numerous cross-border deals and disputes as the lead associate and main point of contact. Logan is fluent in Korean.
Logan finds the most rewarding aspect of his work to be the lasting relationship he builds with his clients.
- JD, Washington University School of Law
Scholar in Law award recipient
Korean Washington University Law Students Association, president (2014-2015), vice president (2013-2014), treasurer (2012-2013) - BA, University of Texas - Austin
- California
- US District Court, Central District of California
- Represented international holding company in its $100 million plus sale of its US sushi franchise operations to UK private equity firm and UK sushi restaurant chain.
- Handled Hart-Scott-Rodino Premerger Notifications on behalf of international food service company and foreign conglomerate regarding $85 million plus sale and acquisition of an airline meal provider.
- Represented petroleum company and several of its affiliates in obtaining $60 million plus loan.
- Represented foreign private equity firms in their $25 million plus potential acquisition of a beauty supply retailer.
- Represented key owner of furniture distributor in $23 million plus asset sale to publicly traded furniture corporation.
- Represented foreign pharmaceutical company in its investment and licensing deal with an international pharmaceutical company.
Orange County Korean American Bar Association (secretary, 2023; director, 2022-2023)
More About Logan
Logan’s practice focuses on structured finance and securitization transactions. He also assists clients with general corporate matters, including contracts, leases, corporate governance, and general counseling and advice.
Logan began his practice as a litigator representing plaintiffs and defendants of all sizes, from employees and small businesses to publicly traded companies, both domestic and foreign. As a transactional lawyer, he worked at small, mid-size, and large law firms, handling matters of all sizes and nature, some involving cross-border issues. These experiences provide Logan with a rare perspective and allow him to assist a wide range of clients with varying legal issues.
In addition to domestic clients and transactions, Logan is uniquely equipped and experienced in serving Asian and Asian American clients and handling deals and disputes involving such parties. Logan grew up in Seoul, Korea, and worked at a boutique US firm that mainly serves Korean conglomerates, where he handled numerous cross-border deals and disputes as the lead associate and main point of contact. Logan is fluent in Korean.
Logan finds the most rewarding aspect of his work to be the lasting relationship he builds with his clients.
Logan began his practice as a litigator representing plaintiffs and defendants of all sizes, from employees and small businesses to publicly traded companies, both domestic and foreign. As a transactional lawyer, he worked at small, mid-size, and large law firms, handling matters of all sizes and nature, some involving cross-border issues. These experiences provide Logan with a rare perspective and allow him to assist a wide range of clients with varying legal issues.
In addition to domestic clients and transactions, Logan is uniquely equipped and experienced in serving Asian and Asian American clients and handling deals and disputes involving such parties. Logan grew up in Seoul, Korea, and worked at a boutique US firm that mainly serves Korean conglomerates, where he handled numerous cross-border deals and disputes as the lead associate and main point of contact. Logan is fluent in Korean.
Logan finds the most rewarding aspect of his work to be the lasting relationship he builds with his clients.
- JD, Washington University School of Law
Scholar in Law award recipient
Korean Washington University Law Students Association, president (2014-2015), vice president (2013-2014), treasurer (2012-2013) - BA, University of Texas - Austin
- California
- US District Court, Central District of California
- Represented international holding company in its $100 million plus sale of its US sushi franchise operations to UK private equity firm and UK sushi restaurant chain.
- Handled Hart-Scott-Rodino Premerger Notifications on behalf of international food service company and foreign conglomerate regarding $85 million plus sale and acquisition of an airline meal provider.
- Represented petroleum company and several of its affiliates in obtaining $60 million plus loan.
- Represented foreign private equity firms in their $25 million plus potential acquisition of a beauty supply retailer.
- Represented key owner of furniture distributor in $23 million plus asset sale to publicly traded furniture corporation.
- Represented foreign pharmaceutical company in its investment and licensing deal with an international pharmaceutical company.
Orange County Korean American Bar Association (secretary, 2023; director, 2022-2023)