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Henry Su is listed as Trial Lawyer | Advocacy Teacher | Access to Justice Champion | Thought Provoker | Lifelong Learner at U.S. Department of Justice, based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at bradley.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Henry Su.
Henry Su previously worked as Senior Litigation Counsel at U.S. Department Of Justice and Program Director and Faculty at National Institute For Trial Advocacy. Henry Su holds B.S., Biology from Yale University.
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I am a seasoned trial lawyer, advocacy teacher, and thought leader who focuses on issues and disputes involving antitrust, intellectual property, technology, and consumer protection. I currently serve the American public as a senior litigator with the U.S. Department of Justice | Antitrust Division, reprising a role I previously held with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Outside of my government position, I serve on the governing Council of the ABA Antitrust Law Section; I run and teach advocacy skills programs through the National Institute for Trial Advocacy; and I chair the ABA Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service. Together, these areas -- Antitrust, Advocacy, and Access to Justice -- are the "three A's" of my personal brand. All views shared on this platform are my own, and do not necessarily represent the views of the Division, the Department of Justice, or the United States.What I bring to the table – in addition to a deep knowledge and understanding of the substantive legal doctrines and modes of analysis in my fields of specialization – are the following skills and attributes:Judgment – I provide my clients (whether public or private) with the benefit of my sound judgment, honed through the whetstone of experience, both from cases lost as well as cases won. As a trial and appellate lawyer, I am keenly aware that decisions generally have attendant risks and consequences, and that making a particular decision usually means taking a particular path towards a limited set of possible outcomes. I therefore strive to give my clients as crisp and clear a field of view as possible, with appropriate guidance, so that they can make informed choices and decisions at critical junctures.Diligence – Trial and appellate work has taught me that there are no shortcuts to excellent results; cases are won by dint of diligence, full effort, and perseverance (as well as a bit of luck). That means knowing the facts, issues, and theories firsthand, and inside and out. In particular, the fields in which I have specialized demand a hands-on approach because the disputes that arise generally call for a fact-intensive inquiry.Storytelling – It goes without saying that advocacy is any trial and appellate lawyer’s stock in trade. But the term means more than just argument. Rather, advocacy is about persuasive storytelling, and argument alone does not, and will not, persuade unless it is made with a nuanced appreciation of how a decision maker wields his or her discretion. I have learned this through the many cases I have argued, tried, and appealed.
Listed skills include Intellectual Property, Litigation, Competition Law, Patents, and 19 others.
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Washington, DC, US
I serve as a Senior Litigation Counsel in the Antitrust Division's Litigation Program, assisting with the agency's enforcement of the federal antitrust laws in courts around the country. All views that I share on this platform are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Division, the Department of Justice, or the United States.
Louisville, Colorado, US
The National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA), a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, is a dedicated, collaborative team of professors, judges, and practicing lawyers who believe that skilled and ethical advocacy is a critical component of legal professionalism and all systems of dispute resolution that seek justice for all. As a member of the NITA.
Washington, DC, US
I teach Civil Trial Advocacy (Fall 2023) and Alternative Dispute Resolution (Spring 2024) as a faculty member with the Law School's highly regarded Stephen S. Weinstein Advocacy Program. Working with law students on their advocacy skills is a natural extension of what I have done with practicing lawyers through the National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
Chicago, IL, US
I chair the ABA Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service, whose mission to ensure equal access to justice through expanded and enhanced delivery of legal services from volunteer lawyers to the underserved and underrepresented. I have served on this Committee as a member and/or liaison since 2018.
Chicago, IL, US
Council Member; Vice-Chair, Diversity.Advanced; anything else the Chair or Chair-Elect wants me to doPrevious positions: Member, U.S. Comments & Policy Committee; Co-Chair, Fall Forum; Member, Competition/Consumer Protection Policy and North American Comments Task Force (2019-21); Vice-Chair, Intellectual Property Committee (2006-10); Editor, Antitrust.
In September 2021 I joined an Am Law 200 firm with the hope of building an antitrust practice there. For a variety of reasons, it was not a good fit and we parted ways at the end of March 2023. But I have taken away some valuable lessons from my experience, which properly go under the "Education" section. Then, as a rōnin (a masterless samurai), I took.
New York, NY, US
Partner in the Antitrust Practice Group; represented clients in antitrust class action litigation and merger litigation; also managed a significant False Claims Act case in litigation with government intervention
Washington, DC, US
As a trial lawyer in the Bureau of Competition, I worked with other Commission lawyers, economists, and analysts on pending antitrust investigations and enforcement actions in merger and non-merger cases. My principal role was that of an advocate. Taking the facts and viewpoints that we uncover, the legal and economic analyses that we develop, and the.
Washington, DC, US
I took a break from trial work to serve as an attorney advisor to Chairwoman Ramirez on antitrust and competition matters, issues, and projects involving the Commission. In this role, I also had an unique opportunity to leverage my background, skills, and experience in intellectual property.
Washington, DC, US
As a trial lawyer in the Bureau of Competition, I worked with other Commission lawyers, economists, and analysts on pending antitrust investigations and enforcement actions in merger and non-merger cases. My principal role was that of an advocate. Taking the facts and viewpoints that we uncover, the legal and economic analyses that we develop, and the.
Washington, DC, US
I served as one of two advisors in Commissioner Rosch's office focused on antitrust and competition matters, projects, and issues coming before the Commission; I also counseled on privacy matters and issues.
Co-chair of the Association's intellectual property committee
Washington, DC, US
Partner in the Antitrust and Intellectual Property Groups; resident in the Firm's Silicon Valley office
Silicon Valley, CA, US
Member of the Litigation Department, focusing on antitrust and intellectual property matters involving high technology and biotechnology companies
Silicon Valley, CA, US
Member of the Litigation Department, focusing on antitrust and intellectual property matters involving high technology and biotechnology companies
Richmond, Virginia, US
Member of the Litigation, Antitrust and Intellectual Property Group, focusing on antitrust and intellectual property litigation and counseling
Richmond, Virginia, US
Member of the Litigation Department, practicing intellectual property litigation and creditors' rights and bankruptcy litigation
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Henry Su works for U.S. Department of Justice.
Henry Su is listed as Trial Lawyer | Advocacy Teacher | Access to Justice Champion | Thought Provoker | Lifelong Learner at U.S. Department of Justice.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @bradley.com for Henry Su at U.S. Department of Justice.
Henry Su is based in Washington, District Of Columbia, United States while working with U.S. Department of Justice.
Henry Su has worked for U.S. Department Of Justice, National Institute For Trial Advocacy, American University Washington College Of Law, American Bar Association, and Rōnin.
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Henry Su holds B.S., Biology from Yale University.
Henry Su is listed with skills including Intellectual Property, Litigation, Competition Law, Patents, Patent Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Legal Research, and Civil Litigation.
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