Ruth Jin - New York Lawyer Profile

Ruth Jin boasts extensive expertise in the realms of corporate and securities laws. She frequently represents private equity firms and hedge funds throughout their lifecycle, from fund establishment and investment management to project financing, encompassing acquisition financing. Additionally, Ruth serves as legal counsel for corporations engaging in equity/debt securities offerings, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and general corporate affairs. Her clientele spans from aspiring entrepreneurs and emerging enterprises to esteemed Fortune 500 companies. Ruth guides businesses at every stage of development, from inception and capital procurement to initial public offerings, and offers counsel on ongoing securities law compliance and reporting requirements. She also furnishes broker-dealers with legal advice on regulatory compliance matters. Ruth is renowned for her proficiency in energy matters and has executed numerous project financing and trading transactions in the energy sector. Moreover, she specializes in not-for-profit laws, regularly assisting schools, churches, temples, and scientific organizations with their tax exemption applications and adherence to federal and state regulations. Ruth possesses expertise in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese law, and is fluent in these languages. She brings a wealth of experience in cross-border transactions, particularly those pertaining to wealth management. Prior to establishing The Jin Law Group, Ruth honed her skills at the corporate law departments of esteemed firms like Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe and McKee Nelson LLP. She has authored multiple publications in law journals and frequently participates as a speaker at business forums. Ruth served as a panelist at the 2005 American Bar Association Section of International Law Spring Meeting, focusing on international trade issues, and was a fellow at the Institute of International Economic Law in Washington, D.C. from 2003 to 2004. Ruth is licensed to practice law in New York and Washington, D.C.