Jennifer Wu Talks to Bloomberg Law About Why Women Are Dropping Out of Big Law
In the May 2023 Bloomberg Law article “Female Expats on Why They Left Paul Weiss, Hogan, Paul Hastings,” Jennifer Wu discusses the reasons behind why she left Big Law, and why she is not the only successful, young, woman partner to do so. She addresses the biases that exist in the legal profession and the …
Megan Raymond Named Secretary of the PTAB Bar Association
At its Annual Meeting on March 9, 2023, the members of the PTAB Bar Association elected Megan Raymond as the Association’s Secretary. Megan had previously served as a non-Officer member of the Association’s Board, and as the vice-chair of the its Programming Committee and its Women’s Committee. To see the current Board of the Association, …
Jennifer Wu Appointed to Board of AAFE
Asian Americans for Equality announced February 15, 2023 that Jennifer Wu has joined its Board, alongside Grace Alster, director of real estate operations at Settlement Housing Fund, Jim Burke, co-founder of 34th Avenue Open Streets Coalition in Jackson Heights, Connie Lee, deputy director in the human resources division of the Port Authority of New York …
3 Questions For An IP Trial Lawyer And New Boutique Founding Partner (Part II)
Founding partner Jennifer Wu was interviewed by Above The Law about representing victims of anti-Asian violence and the firm’s commitment to pro bono and diversity. In Part II she discussed the firm’s commitment to pro bono and diversity, and the energy of a start-up.
NYU Law Profiles Jennifer Wu
Jen, NYU Law Class of 2004, spoke with her alma mater about our new firm and her pro bono work for victims of anti-Asian violence.
3 Questions For An IP Trial Lawyer and New Boutique Founding Partner (Part I)
Founding partner, Jennifer Wu, was interviewed by Above The Law. In Part I, she discusses her experience in Biglaw and launching a new patent litigation boutique firm.
Assailant of Asian-Hate-Crime Victim Sentenced to 17.5 Years in Prison
Tamel Esco was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for brutally assaulting a 67-year-old woman in an anti-Asian hate crime. Jennifer Wu, Josephine Young, and a Groombridge Wu team represent the victim. Full article is available on NBC News and BuzzFeed News.