概要
Andrew Chongseh Kim is an experienced Texas litigator and former law school professor who represents clients in cross-border deals, disputes, and regulatory matters. He applies unique insights and strategic thinking to a range of matters, including, energy, construction, competition law, medical devices, and wealth management.
Mr. Kim graduated with honors from Harvard Law School and earned a triple major in Physics, Economic, and Anthropology from the University of Chicago. His insights as a scholar and legal expert have been widely cited including in The New Yorker, Businessweek, NBC News, 60 Minutes, and the South China Morning Post, as well as in hearings of the United States Congress and in briefs to the United States Supreme Court.
Related Practices
経歴
2023-現在
Bae, Kim & Lee LLC
2018-2023
Greenberg Traurig LLP
2017-2018
Beck Redden LLP
2013-2016
Professor, Concordia University School of Law
2011-2013
Professor, Washington University in St. Louis School of Law
2010-2011
Judicial Clerk, Supreme Court of Connecticut
2002-2006
NASDAQ Stock Trader
主な案件実績
Successfully represented Korean biopharmaceutical company against $145 million claims by US-based medical device manufacturer
Represented and advised oil and gas companies in relation to ownership disputes, upstream, midstream, and environmental matters
Represented mechanical and plumbing subcontractor in AAA arbitration in dispute over construction of a luxury hotel
Represented pharmaceutical manufacturer with respect to allegations of false advertisement
Advised Korean company on potential liability issues regarding shipping of crude oil
Represented Korean-American business man in lawsuit brought by former World Series of Poker Champion
Represented Asian-American scientists in relation to FBI investigations
Represented multiple oil and gas companies in relation to mineral rights and environmental liability issues
Advised clients on crypto regulatory and transactional matters
Represented medical device manufacturer in complex multi-district litigation involving thousands of plaintiffs
学歴
2010
Harvard Law School (J.D., cum laude)
2000
University of Chicago (B.A., Economics, Physics, and Anthropology)
主な活動
著述
Researching While Asian: An Initiative in Search of a Crime, Criminal Justice Magazine (America Bar Association, 2022)
Racial Disparities in Economic Espionage Act Prosecutions: A Window into the New Red Scare, Committee of 100 white paper (Committee of 100, 2021)
Prosecuting Chinese “Spies”: An Empirical Analysis of the Economic Espionage Act, Cardozo Law Review Volume 40 No. 2 (Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, 2018)
When the Apocalypse Comes, Will Anything Change? Gay Marriage, Black Lives Matter, and the Rule of Law, Savannah Law Review Vol. 3 (Savannah Law School, 2016)
Underestimating the Trial Penalty: An Empirical Analysis of the Federal Trial Penalty and Critique of the Abrams Study, Mississippi Law Journal Vol. 84 No. 5 (University of Mississippi School of Law, 2015)
Beyond Finality: How Making Criminal Judgments Less Final Can Further the ‘Interests of Finality’, Utah Law Review (University of Utah’s S. J. Quinney College of Law, 2013)
活動
Board member and Secretary, The Korean American Institute (2022-Present)
Civic Engagement Panel, Committee of 100 Annual Conference (2022)
Kenynote Speaker, 2021 ACP MetroCon (DFW Association of Chinese Professionals, 2021)
Speaker, Know Your Rights Under the China Initiative Webinar (Asian American Justice Center, 2020)
Speaker, Understand Your Civil Rights and Learn How to Protect Career and Family in the New Reality (United Chinese Americans 2019 Forum, 2019)
Keynote Speaker, The Asian American Civil Rights Movement (State Bar of Texas, 2018)
Headline Speaker, Committee of 100, Annual Conference (2017)
受賞
NextGen Leader, Committee of 100 (2018)
Professor of the Year, Concordia University School of Law (2014)
資格
2017
Texas
2011
Illinois
