Jean Kang is running for the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) Board of Governors position in District 7-South. Kang is a civil litigator at Smith Freed Eberhard, P.C., and handles a wide-range of complex litigation suits. Prior to civil work, she served as a criminal deputy prosecuting attorney in King County.
In September 2017, Kang was elected to the WSBA Board of Governors as the At-Large Governor for New and Young Lawyers for a one-year term. She is on the state board for Washington Women Lawyers and is also a member of the Washington Chapter of the Korean American Coalition.
Kang immigrated to the United Stated at the age of 6 from Seoul, South Korea. She speaks Korean fluently, actively participates in diversity engagements, and volunteers in the Korean American community.
Matt Sanders says
I can hardly think of a lawyer more hardworking and capable than Jean Kang.
Woodsman says
Thank you! Well-written and Spirit-filled. God bless you in your journey, brother!
luce says
“The opportunities definitely arise because new properties have different systems and methods of operating and hiring and putting people in different job positions. ” The mayor of neighboring Egg Harbor Township, James “Sonny” McCullough, said he”s hopeful residents who moved out of the area will return with the introduction of two new properties and plenty of job openings.
James Doane says
You will hit the ground running. Thank you for joining the BOG last year and for standing for election this year in Dist 7S to serve a full three year term too, as I my term ends. You have been an inspiration and it has been an honor to serve on the BOG with you.
Best wishes,
James Doane, Dist 7S Governor 2015-2018