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　　Washington, D.C. 20004

　　Yee Wah is Senior Counsel in the Washington, D.C. office, practicing in the

　　Federal Section. She has extensive experience in antitrust matters, in addition

　　to commercial litigation and transactional counseling.

　　Yee Wah has been involved with global antitrust and competition-related

　　matters for multi-billion dollar companies. She provides antitrust counseling

　　and analysis on all transactions, including acquisitions, divestitures and joint

　　ventures, and antitrust advice on relations with competitors, suppliers and

　　customers, as well as on licenses and distribution relationships.

　　In addition, Yee Wah has represented clients in litigation, including antitrust,

　　securities, commodities, intellectual property, contracts, insurance coverage,

　　constitutional, consumer protection, bankruptcy and trusts and estates

　　disputes. She has also represented clients with regard to tender offers,

　　acquisition agreements, patent and technology licensing, R&D collaborations

　　and trademark licenses.

　　Prior to joining the firm, Yee Wah was a partner at two New York City law

　　firms where she was responsible for providing advice on regulatory

　　compliance,Conducting essay statistical analysis marketing and all matters with potential antitrust exposure. She

　　was also antitrust counsel in the law department of a Fortune 200 company.

　　Yee Wah is admitted to practice in New York and the District of Columbia. She

　　earned her S.B. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and was

　　awarded her J.D. from Columbia University Law School. She is an active bar

　　association leader and frequent writer and speaker on antitrust subjects. Yee

　　Wah is the Co-Chair of the 2005 Spring Meeting of the ABA Section of

　　International Law, and a member of the Section's Council. She is the immediate

　　past Co-Chair of the International Antitrust Law Committee of the ABA

　　Section of International Law, and the author of the chapter “Antitrust Issues in

　　the United States,” in A Practitioner’s Guide to the Acquisition of Companies in

　　the United States (City & Financial Publishing 2002). Yee Wah served on the

　　ABA task forces that drafted the 2003 and 2005 ABA Comments on the

　　proposed Anti-Monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China and the 2004