Vincent Shang

Vincent Shang was raised primarily in Southern California with short stints in Taipei, Taiwan. I have experience in several aspects of civil litigation, bankruptcy, immigration, white collar, FINRA, and intellectual property, including, inter alia, appellate, international litigation and alternative dispute resolution, corporate governance, bankruptcy, as well as labor and employment.

He received his BA from the University of California, Berkeley, and JD from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.

In law school, he worked for Lee, Anav, Chung, White, Kim & Ruger and externed for Judge Richard L. Fruin at Stanley Mosk Superior Court. He also worked at Grant, Genovese Baratta, where he defended investors in Bernard Madoff’s ponzi scheme where the government of the United States sought to claw back the profits made by investors. He has also represented the Chinese and Korean governments with their businesses in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the United States. He has also defended multinational corporations such as Hon Hai Limited Precision, i.e., Foxconn with its takeover of companies in San Francisco and Southern California against the SEC and IRS. He has also pursued patent infringements on behalf of Xiaomi Global in South East Asia and Europe, trademark infringements of behalf of Vincistar in against Luis Vuitton in France as well as on behalf of Vollywood in the Eastern United States.

On the civil end, he has obtained multimillion dollar judgments against companies (first chaired and won $10,000,000+) and defended multimillion dollar lawsuits against companies located all over the United States (I defended a $400,000,000 lawsuit against a company based in Hong Kong that was sued by a company in Hemlock, Michigan; Hemlock Semiconductor v. Wealthy Rise). He has also represented media companies, entertainers, directors, and producers in the Northern Hemisphere and Asia.

He has served and participated in legal organizations such as Alpha Phi Omega, Southern California Chinese lawyers association, Public Law Center, Asian Pacific American Bar Association, Taiwanese Asian Professionals, Los Angeles. Visionary AI Partners has also interviewed him regarding the intersection of AI and law.