Senior University Counsel responsible for business and intellectual property matters for Stanford University. Represents university clients in transactions, disputes, and litigation arising from copyright, trademark, patent, technology licensing, general business matters, and international affairs. Sample client groups include Business Affairs, Office of Technology Licensing, Industrial Contracts Office, Office of Sponsored Research, Finance, University IT, Office of International Affairs, and Procurement.

Responsible for providing legal and business counsel to EA during a period of rapid growth as EA transformed from a disc-based retail game business to a direct-to-consumer global digital media company. Areas of responsibilities include:• managing a team of 14 legal professionals (9 attorneys and 5 paralegals) • member of the Global Legal Leadership Team• providing business and general legal advice to develop, market and distribute EA's PC, mobile and console products and online services• managing legal affairs with first party/platform operators (e.g. Sony, Microsoft, Apple and Google)• providing legal advice to publishing, sales and marketing organizations• e-sports and competitive gaming• in-bound sports, movie, talent, music, trademark, and other IP licenses • agreements for enterprise software, SAAS, cloud services, data analytics, payment aggregator, outsourcing, and other professional services and technical operation/infrastructure agreements for EA’s global IT, data and e-commerce platform• online and mobile ad sales, merchandising, and out-bound liceninsg, merchandizing, and digital distribution• corporate services and real estates transactions

Moved with former Brobeck partners to OMM upon Brobeck's dissolution. Split my time between the Technology transaction practice and the Greater China practice. Worked on complex technology licensing deals, M&A dealsAdvised clients that wanted to establish their business operations in the Greater China region.

Technology Transaction Associate at the Palo Alto office until the firm's dissolution in 2003.