Sonya Kim earned her law degree from Handong International Law School located in Pohang, South Korea, and she is a member of the Tennessee State Bar. She holds a B.A. from Trinity College of Florida.

Joining Just Law in 2006, she currently handles employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant visa matters. Prior to joining Just Law, she interned at the legal department of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) Seoul office and the MOFAT, South Korea.

She continues her interest in international refugee issues through volunteering for Jubilee Campaign USA.  She is fluent in Korean.